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Abstract
Sixty-six human lung samples furnished by Houston hospitals were analyzed for lead content by atomic absorption spectrophotometry.
Using a computer program taken from SAS that performs a complete univariate and multivariate analysis, we found significant variations in lung lead concentrations by sex (P<.0007), occupation (P<.0152), and age (P<.0403). No significant variations were demonstrated with respect to place of residence or race.