A prospective method was used in this study to assess the effects of fetal lead exposure on
neurodevelopmental status in 3- and 6-month old infants. At their first prenatal medical …

… We chose to express postnatal Pb exposures as the mean PbB concentrations of the 1st
through 6th year of life (MeanPbBI-6) Average lifetime blood Pb level was defined as the mean …

… The value of 6 to 7 mg of ingested Pb/kg of body weight per day, suggested by Hammond
and Aronson124 as the minimum that leads to signs of poisoning in cattle, has been quoted in …

… In utero exposure to Pb was indirectly assessed by prenatal (maternal) PbB (PrePbB) and
neonatal PbB (NeoPbB). We chose to express postnatal Pb exposures as the mean of the 1st, …

The relationship between the level of dietary potassium and the excretion of thallium was
studied in rats and dogs. It was found that the disappearance of thallium from animals was a …

… contains 1 mg Pb/g dust could be a maximum of 25 pg lead. Values of up to 250 p,g Pb
recovered from both hands of our study children imply a minimum Pb content of around 4.3 mg Pb…

The growth of a cohort of 260 infants was prospectively followed up from birth. Blood lead
and stature measurements were obtained every 3 months until 15 months of age. Fetal lead …

… Bomschein, RL, Grote, J., Mitchell, T., Succop, PA, Dietrich, KN, Krafft, KM, and Hammond,
PB … S., Que Hee, S., and Hammond, PB The influence of social and environmental factors on …

… Three types of environmental Pb measures were statistically analyzed In this report: interior
surface dust Pb (PbD in ppm and ug/m2), hand Pb (PbH in ug) and Interior paint Pb hazard (…

… Hammond, principal investigator. This study protocol has been re viewed and approved
by the Committee on Human Re search, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. …