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Lead poisoning: clinical and laboratory considerations

Bunch et al., 2023

Document ID
13570334326731825735
Author
Bunch D
Pyle-Eilola A
Publication year
Publication venue
Advances in Clinical Chemistry

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Lead has been a known source of toxicity for millennia due to widespread use until the 20th century. Consequently, there remains significant, though decreasing, exposure to lead throughout the world. Clinical signs and symptoms of lead toxicity are well-documented but …
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