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January 1, 1973Occupational Medicine

Alteration in the Fractionated Blood Lead Concentrations in the Development of Inorganic Lead Poisoning, and the Concept of the role of “Lead Integration” in Lead Absorption

William G. McRoberts

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William McRoberts, M.B., Ch.B., D.I.H.; Alteration in the Fractionated Blood Lead Concentrations in the Development of Inorganic Lead Poisoning, and the Concept

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