A rationale for lowering the blood lead action level from 10 to 2μg/dL

2006/08/07 by Steven G. Gilbert, Bernard Weiss · 3 citations
Environmental Science · Medicine · Nursing · #Biology #Blood lead level #Business #Disease control #Earnings #Economics #Environmental health #Finance #Heavy Metal Exposure and Toxicity #Internal medicine #Lead (geology) #Lead exposure #Lead poisoning #Medicine #Mercury impact and mitigation studies #Psychiatry #Public economics #Trace Elements in Health

paper · doi:10.1016/j.neuro.2006.06.008

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Citations

• "Cater to the children": the role of the lead industry in a public health tragedy, 1900-1955
• The Removal of Lead from Gasoline: Historical and Personal Reflections

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