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Hi all,
 
we have a new member who is writing a novel with historical reference to workers in a white lead paint factory, and I wrote the following email to the author and then realized you may all be interested in my email and the associated library articles.
 
 
Please feel free to write and tell me your actual name in case it is not Yoger Bo - I had to put something into the Yahoo form when I added you to the LeadWorkers egroup.
 
Good luck with your novel!
 
Please don't hesitate to send queries to either egroup but especially to LeadWorkers egroup.
 
You will find that one LPAE member has written a whole website - http://www.bellsystemleadpoisoning.com/ - case history of his father who was lead poisoned through soldering, and one member of LeadWorkers is the lead poisoned painter son of a lead poisoned painter.
 
You may also find the following articles from our library useful:
 
"Poorly Controlled Hypertension in a Painter with Chronic Lead Toxicity"] at
 
"Use Of Lead In Paint In NSW - When And Where It Was Used" by John Hartley, BCCA (The Blast Cleaning and Coating Association of Australia) [attached, filename: BCCA Use of lead in paint updated 20060131.doc]
 
"Lead Less Toxic to the Well-Read: Good reading ability may help protect the brain from damage linked to toxic lead, a new study [in lead smelter workers in New Brunswick, Canada] shows" [NO LONGER AT ORIGINAL WEBSITE BUT SIMILAR ARTICLE FOUND AT http://health.usnews.com/usnews/health/healthday/070730/lead-less-toxic-to-the-well-read.htm ] (attached, filename: FORBES dot com - Lead Less Toxic to the Well-read smelter worker 20070730.doc)
 
"Introduction: Industry's Child" from the book "Deceit and Denial: The Deadly Politics of Industrial Pollution" by Rosner, David and Markowitz, Gerald, AT www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9844/9844.intro.html
 
"The Lead Industry and Child Lead Poisoning" by Richard Rabin AT
 
"The Harmful Cerussa (White Lead), That Most Noxious Thing" [QUOTED IN the book: "Measuring Lead Exposure in Infants, Children, and Other Sensitive Populations" originally cited by Major, 1945, p. 312] AT http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=2232&page=13 (attached, Filename: Nikander - The harmful cerussa, white lead, that most noxious thing QUOTE 2nd Century BC.doc]
 
Yours Sincerely
Elizabeth O'Brien, Winner of the United Nations Assoc'n of Australia (UNAA) World Environment Day (WED) Award for Outstanding Service to the Environment.
Manager, Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS) run by The LEAD Group Inc.
PO Box 161 Summer Hill NSW 2130 Australia
Ph +61 2 9716 0132
 
 
 
 


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