Follow-up of Children Overexposed to Lead
Authors:
- R. E. AlbertRAR. E. Albert
- R. E. ShoreRSR. E. Shore
- A. J. SayersASA. J. Sayers
- C. StrehlowCSC. Strehlow
- T. J. KneipTKT. J. Kneip
- B. S. PasternackBPB. S. Pasternack
- A. J. FriedhoffAFA. J. Friedhoff
- F. CovanFCF. Covan
- J. A. CiminoJCJ. A. Cimino
Open Access
- 1 May 1974
- journal article
- Published by American Chemical Society (ACS) in Environmental Health Perspectives
- Vol. 7, 33-39
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to assess the nature and magnitude of the deleterious health effects of subclinical over-exposure to lead in children. The study stems from concerns about the impact on the health of children in city slums who ingest leaded ...Keywords
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