White lead plgaanta, vhen used for interior palnte, contained 40-601 lead.

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White lead plgaanta, vhen used for interior palnte, contained 40-601 lead.

as. 10CT milli grams 'of lead would i'he enough to poison any oner if-absorbed into the bodywSo there is enough lead, in the atmosphere to poison 250 times over, .very, inhabitant ^of the ,country.

Cases of lead poisoning occur at this level.

Suffice it at this time to point out that this manfs occupation as described cannot be regarded as a potential source of lead poisoning.

Some of these materials remain in the motor, cylinder and exhaust lines* However, the following f i g ures have been compiled in an attempt to analyse ju st how serious.th problem of lead poisoning from exhaust gas is going to be.

In this connect ron^xt, is worth -while to know that no cases of lead poisoning have ever been repor ted among the tens of thousands of filling station atten dants and other handlers of leaded gasoline.

Suffice it at this time to point out that this m a n fs occupation as described cannot be regarded as a potential source of lead poisoning.

Statements have been made in the documents which have been supplied to the effect that ex posure to leaded gasoline is not sufficient to cause lead poisoning.

Since the introduction of calcium salts or calcium containing foods, by Auband his associates,*1 in the treatment of lead poisoning, numerous papers have appeared in the literature advocating such therapy.

Randall Henderson of possible that nearly two pounds of Yale, an expert on poisonous gases, very finely divided and po.l-onous lead and D r.

'Hi result' of lead poisoning* On the Oontrcstv ec are of the pinion that eiaiciant cot e3poaed to lead pedalling* * .'. , ....

The traditional example of success in reducing poisoning is the reduction from 1,058 noli lied eases of lead poisoning in 1900 to a current yearly . total of 80-100 notified eases.