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higher than the control groups, indicating that Lead is a widely recognized harmful heavy metal unprotected exposure to lead occupationally poses that can negatively impact multiple organs in the great risk to human health, affecting certain human body; however, its catastrophic impact on haematological parameters.The study the well-being of roadside battery technicians in recommended that battery technicians should Ilorin-West has remained understudied.This study embark upon regular monitoring of their blood lead aimed at assessing the blood lead concentration and levels and haematological parameters for early haematological parameters of roadside battery detection of any occupational related health issue.technicians in Ilorin-West, Kwara.A total of one hundred and five battery technicians and fifty-eight Keywords: Haematological Parameter, Blood control groups were recruited for this research; a Lead Levels, Roadside Battery Technicians, cross-sectional study was used to compare the Ilorin-West LGA, Kwara State battery technicians and control groups.A structured questionnaire was used for data collection while
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