BLOOD LEAD - A FUNCTION OF VEHICULAR EMISSIONS AND SMOKING. PART I.

Clench-Aas, Jocelyn; Thomassen, Yngvar; Levy, Finn; Skaug, Kjell
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https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2717633
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1984
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Abstract
Blood lead was measured in the populations of 2 towns - one exposed to moderately heavy traffic pollution and a control low exposure town. Blood leads were significantly higher in the traffic exposed town. Children exposed to passive smoking and female smokers had the highest blood lead values.
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NILU
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NILU OR; 43/84
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