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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal Volume 47, 1992 - Issue 4
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Repeated Bone Lead Levels in Queensland, Australia—Previously a High Lead Environment

John Price Department of Psychiatry, University of Queensland Royal Brisbane Hospital, Australia
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Anthony W. Grudzinski Department of Psychiatry, University of Queensland Royal Brisbane Hospital, Australia
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Peter W. Craswell Royal Brisbane Hospital, Australia
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Brian J. Thomas Queensland Institute of Technology, Australia
Pages 256-262 | Received 27 Mar 1991, Accepted 01 Oct 1991, Published online: 03 Aug 2010

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John Price, AnthonyW. Grudzinski, PeterW. Craswell & BrianJ. Thomas. (1992) Bone Lead Measurements in Patients with Chronic Renal Disease Studied over Time. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 47:5, pages 330-335.
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John F. Rosen & Joel G. Pounds. (1998) “Severe Chronic Lead Insult That Maintains Body Burdens of Lead Related to Those in the Skeleton”: Observations by Dr. Clair Patterson Conclusively Demonstrated. Environmental Research 78:2, pages 140-151.
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