A Follow-up Study of Lead Workers
AUTOR(ES)
Dingwall-Fordyce, I.
RESUMO
Following the suggestion that lead derivatives might cause cancer in man, the causes of death among workers known to have been exposed to lead were studied. A group of companies made available the records of their pension fund, and an accumulator factory provided details of men who had died whilst in their employ. Details of each man's exposure to lead were supplied.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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