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  1. 1681
    “…We determined the blood lead (BPb) concentration during a follow-up period of 12 months. …”
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    Blood lead concentration after a shotgun accident.
  2. 1682
    “…Studies have suggested that plasma lead levels may better reflect the toxicologically labile fraction of circulatory Pb that is more freely available for exchange with target tissues than do Pb levels in whole blood. …”
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    The relationship between lead in plasma and whole blood in women.
  3. 1683
    “…In this study we estimated the number of housing units in the United States with lead-based paint and lead-based paint hazards. We included measurements of lead in intact and deteriorated paint, interior dust, and bare soil. …”
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    The prevalence of lead-based paint hazards in U.S. housing.
  4. 1684
    “…Lead is a ubiquitous toxicant that causes tremor and cerebellar damage. …”
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    Association between essential tremor and blood lead concentration.
  5. 1685
    “…We tested the hypothesis that environmental lead exposure may be associated with schizophrenia using archived serum samples from a cohort of live births enrolled between 1959 and 1966 in Oakland, California. …”
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    Prenatal lead exposure, delta-aminolevulinic acid, and schizophrenia.
  6. 1686
    “…Lead exposure is higher among children with low socioeconomic status (SES) compared with other children in the United States. …”
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    Maternal stress modulates the effects of developmental lead exposure.
  7. 1687
    por Josephson, Julian
    Publicado 2004
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    Measuring Lead Effects: Blood and Bone Together Are Better
  8. 1688
    por Tillett, Tanya
    Publicado 2006
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    Headliners: Immune Response: Lead Disrupts T Cell Function
  9. 1689
    por Tibbetts, John
    Publicado 2006
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    Hypothesis Decay?: Blood Lead–Fluoridation Link Not Confirmed
  10. 1690
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    Blood Lead in Children: Laidlaw et al. Respond
  11. 1691
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    Lead and IQ in Children: Lanphear et al. Respond
  12. 1692
    por Jain, Nitin B., Hu, Howard
    Publicado 2006
    “…BACKGROUND: Lead exposure has previously been associated with intellectual impairment in children in a number of international studies. …”
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    Childhood Correlates of Blood Lead Levels in Mumbai and Delhi
  13. 1693
    “…OBJECTIVE: Low-level postnatal lead exposure is associated with poor intellectual development in children, although effects of prenatal exposure are less well studied. …”
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    Reduced Intellectual Development in Children with Prenatal Lead Exposure
  14. 1694
    por Gulson, B L
    Publicado 1996
    “…The sources and intensity of lead exposure in utero and in early childhood were determined using stable lead isotopic ratios and lead concentrations of incisal and cervical sections of deciduous teeth from 30 exposed and nonexposed children from the Broken Hill lead mining community in Australia. …”
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    Tooth analyses of sources and intensity of lead exposure in children.
  15. 1695
    por Goyer, R A
    Publicado 1996
    “…Measures that have had the greatest impact on reducing exposure to lead are reduction of lead from gasoline, elimination of lead solder from canned food, removal of lead from paint, and abatement of housing containing lead-based paint. …”
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    Results of lead research: prenatal exposure and neurological consequences.
  16. 1696
    “…The area around the Pribram lead smelter has been recognized to be heavily contaminated by lead (Pb). …”
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    Biological monitoring of child lead exposure in the Czech Republic.
  17. 1697
    por Menkes, D B, Fawcett, J P
    Publicado 1997
    “…This paper considers the relative risks of metallic (lead, manganese), aromatic (e.g., benzene), and oxygenated additives in both industrialized and developing countries. …”
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    Too easily lead? Health effects of gasoline additives.
  18. 1698
    “…This study examined relationships between blood lead concentration and blood pressure in 342 drivers. …”
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    Blood pressure and blood lead concentration in bus drivers.
  19. 1699
    por Kopp, S J, Barron, J T, Tow, J P
    Publicado 1988
    “…Chronic and acute lead poisoning cause overt, clinical symptoms of cardiac and vascular damage with potentially lethal consequences. …”
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    Cardiovascular actions of lead and relationship to hypertension: a review.
  20. 1700
    “…Neither population had any known important exposure to lead, and the 95% ranges of blood lead levels were 6 to 26 micrograms/100 mL and 6 to 23 micrograms/mL in the men and 5 to 18 micrograms/100 mL in the women. …”
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    Two Welsh surveys of blood lead and blood pressure.
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