On Page 11 you talk of industrial experience which has amply demonstrated the syndrome of clinical lead poisoning.

On Page 11 you talk of industrial experience which has amply demonstrated the syndrome of clinical lead poisoning.

It should be classified as in no way different from other forms of lead poisoning.

It should be classified as in no way different from other forms of lead poisoning.

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It produces a clinical pioture of lead poisoning, which is different from that associated with any other lead compound, as you will see from the article describing the clinical tetraethyl lead poisoning.

In fact we have data on a group of fourteen patients that were poisoned with tetraethyl lead in 1925, since which time they have continued at work in the manufacturing operation and have been under monthly medics!

In fact we have data on a group of fourteen patients that were poisoned with tetraethyl lead in 1925, since which time they have continued at work in the manufacturing operation and have been under monthly medics!

Came across two papers on lead poisoning from the Lead Industries Association's Nov 15-16, 1948 conference in Chicago, marked "published by the LIA, 1948" in Proceedings of the Lead Hygiene Conference: one by GG Harrold and SF Meek, "Solubility and particle size in lead poisoning," (13 pages) and a second by DR Johns, "The treatment of lead poisoning, past and present," (15 pages).

It produces a > clinical picture of lead poisoning, which is diffrent from that associated with any other lead compound, as you will see from the article describing the clinical tetraethyl lead poisoning.

It produces a clinical pioture of lead poisoning, which is different from that associated with any other lead compound, as you will see from the article describing the clinical tetraethyl lead poisoning.

If this man lias lead poisoning, he is the first case wo hove ever seen with active symptoms without definite analytical evidence of increased lead absorption.

l fully agree that there is no excuse for the present high incidence of lead poisoning in American industry.

When, moreover, the comparison is extended to include New Zealand, it is found that while 90 per cont. of the buildings in that couutry are of wood (that is, a greater percentage than any other in the series, including Queensland), the figures for chronic nephritis are exceptionally low, and lead poisoning among children is unknown.