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Pfitzer EA Tepper LB (1970)
Clinical and biochemical approaches to the study of lead at low levels
H. Jacobziner (1966)
Lead Poisoning in ChildhoodClinical Pediatrics, 5
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J. Goldsmith, A. Hexter (1967)
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(1971)
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M. Oberle (1969)
Lead poisoning: a preventable childhood disease of the slums.Science, 165 3897
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G. Laurer, T. Kneip, Roy Albert, F. Kent (1971)
X-ray Fluorescence: Detection of Lead in Wall PaintScience, 172
J. Chisolm (1968)
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J. Lin-Fu (1970)
Childhood lead poisoning...an eradicable disease.Children, 17 1
B. King (1971)
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American Journal of Diseases of Children – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1972
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