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Prenatal and Early Postnatal Exposure to Lead: Developmental Effects, Correlates, and Implications

David C. Bellinger
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Herbert L. Needleman
Pages 78-111 | Published online: 04 Sep 2015

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Lawrence M. Schell, Mia V. Gallo & Julia Ravenscroft. (2009) Environmental influences on human growth and development: Historical review and case study of contemporary influences. Annals of Human Biology 36:5, pages 459-477.
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Linda T.M. Bui, Ron Shadbegian, Alicia Marquez, Heather Klemick & Dennis Guignet. (2022) Does short-term, airborne lead exposure during pregnancy affect birth outcomes? Quasi-experimental evidence from NASCAR’s deleading policy. Environment International 166, pages 107354.
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A. N. Tchernitchin, Nina N. Tchernitchin, M. A. Mena, Cristina Unda & J. Soto. (1999) Imprinting: Perinatal Exposures Cause the Development of Diseases During the Adult Age. Acta Biologica Hungarica 50:4, pages 425-440.
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David Bellinger. (2005) Lead. Teratology 50:5, pages 367-373.
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David Bellinger, Alan Leviton, Michael Rabinowitz, Elizabeth Allred, Herbert Needleman & Stephen Schoenbaum. (1991) Weight gain and maturity in fetuses exposed to low levels of lead. Environmental Research 54:2, pages 151-158.
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D. Bellinger, A. Leviton, C. Waternaux, H. Needleman & M. Rabinowitz. 1989. Lead Exposure and Child Development. Lead Exposure and Child Development 345 356 .
Bernard Weiss. 1988. Biochemical Basis of Functional Neuroteratology - Permanent Effects of Chemicals on the Developing Brain. Biochemical Basis of Functional Neuroteratology - Permanent Effects of Chemicals on the Developing Brain 39 49 .

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