Titlebook: Lead Exposure and Child Development; An International Ass M. A. Smith,L. D. Grant (Director),A. I. Sors (Dir Book 1989 ECSC-EEC-EAEC, Bruss

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Lead: Ancient Metal — Modern Menace?nessential trace metal. Acute lead poisoning following both occupational and general environmental exposure has been recognized since classical times and has become increasingly common following industrialization. While the control of the working environment has now resulted in a marked decline in t

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Biological Monitoring of Lead Exposure in Children: Overview of Selected Biokinetic and Toxicologicae internal or systemic dose of lead itself in some indicator medium, or (2) quantification of some ‘subcritical’ effect of lead. The extent to which biological monitoring in humans accurately states both exposure risk and relative health risk remains the subject of much research. Of particular inter

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Lead Exposure and Children’s Intellectual Performance: the Institute of Child Health/Southampton Stu-olds in London, with tooth lead concentration in three predefined ranges, were selected for neuropsychological testing. This paper presents new findings on the relationship between child IQ and tooth lead levels which build on previous findings (Smith ., 1983) in four respects: (1) Rather than simp

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Child—Caregiver Environmental Factors Related to Lead Exposure and IQeurobehavioural development in children identified as part of a statewide lead screening programme sponsored by the North Carolina Division of Health Services. The research strategy employed involved both evaluation of paediatric subjects using only traditional psychometric measures, such as IQ; and

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Blood Lead and Other Influences on Mental Abilities — Results from the Edinburgh Lead Studyd lead was 10.4 .g/dl. A stratified subsample of 501 children completed individual tests of ability and attainment (number skills and reading) from the British Ability Scales (BAS). An interview with a parent probed the social and family background. There were statistically significant negative rela

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The Birmingham Blood Lead Studiestive, neuropsychological and behavioural parameters. Blood lead concentration, derived from a single sample of venous blood, was the indicator of lead body-burden. Extensive measures of family characteristics were also taken..The results show that both samples had generally low blood lead concentrat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0847-5attention; childhood; development; intelligence; nervous system; pregnancy

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978-94-010-6868-0ECSC-EEC-EAEC, Brussels — Luxembourg; EPA, USA 1989