… the documentation of childhood lead poisoning in the public health and medical literature of
… of the lead industry in shaping popular and professional opinion about lead and lead paint …

… lead poisoning has become rare in such countries, but chronic exposure to low levels of the
metal is still a public health … of the public health impact of exposure to lead is growing but …

… of lead over other materials and gave practical advice on the installation and repair of lead
pipes. … contributed to the present-day public health and economic cost of lead water pipes. …

… exposure to lead (Pb) is a growing global public health concern. Elevated blood lead is …
), is actively supporting the global phase-out of lead-based paint by 2020. However, there are …

… continues to promote the “safe and responsible” use of lead and support research to …
actions that the industry has taken to ensure its longevity. Lead industry associations continue to …

… of lead industry interference in public and occupational health matters. Ultimately, representatives
of the lead industry … lead levels recommended by the panel were unacceptably low. …

… by lead caused by the introduction of tetraethyl lead in gasoline became an alarming public
health problem. The use became restricted in the 1980s; its effects on blood lead levels are …

… poisoning, Needleman’s innovative study analyzed the lead content of the teeth of … became
the focus of the lead industry’s ire. Beginning in the early 1980s, the industry’s attacks on his …

… system (GIS) to determine lead exposure risk and prioritize responses. This research has
immediate public policy, public health, environmental, and socioeconomic implications. …

… Public health scientists and lead industry of‹cials heatedly debated whether lead particles
in the atmosphere posed a health hazard. As it turned out, leaded gasoline also poisoned the …

… , and lead industries indicate that public health researchers who … industries operate by
studying the internal tobacco industry … industry's activities could directly affect other industries of …

… The removal of lead from gasoline has often been called the greatest public health success
of the past century.In the past, contributions from lead in gasoline and paint were generally …

… civil rights movement resulted in legislation prohibiting discrimination in housing, and indoor
lead exposure became a major public health concern. Although a comprehensive history of …

… , and demolition of steel structures, is a common source of childhood lead poisoning. Public
health experts have urged elimination of lead in all paints and coatings. Just this year, the …

… of low level lead exposure in children was reviewed in the Annual Review of Public Health
(65)… (The term "low level" refers to exposure that is below those at which clinical signs of lead …

… lead-acid battery industry to illustrate its vast public health … for a nationwide assessment
of lead exposure pathways and … the lead-acid battery industry. The continuous growth of this …

… to restrict lead in paint) and a threat to children, the industry … regarding lead and to reassure
the medical and public health … The industry undercut the ability of public health practitioners …

… an overview of the public health implications of exposure via breast milk to cadmium, lead,
and … Daily intakes were calculated and compared with guidance values used for public health …

… poisoning has been recognized as a major public health risk, particularly in developing …
public health measures have been undertaken in order to control lead exposure, cases of lead …

… a public health statement that describes, in nontechnical language, a substance's relevant
toxicological properties. Following the public health … to protection of public health are identified …