Six Children With Lead Poisoning

Friedman, John A.

doi:10.1001/archpedi.1990.02150330099031

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“…Many researchers have identified lead paint on dilapidated housing as the most significant source of lead toxicity both in terms of content and accessibility (Friedman and Weinberger, 1990;Sutton et al, 1995). This threat lingers despite government efforts (through the Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act of 1971) to limit the lead content of paint used for residential structures.…”

Section: Lead Exposure Patterns and High-risk Communitiesmentioning

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Exploring the potential environmental sources and associations of childhood lead poisoning

Margai

Walter

Frazier

et al. 1997

Appl. Geogr. Studies

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Section: Lead Exposure Patterns and High-risk Communitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the potential environmental sources and associations of childhood lead poisoning

Margai

Walter

Frazier

et al. 1997

Appl. Geogr. Studies

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“…The Clinical Oncology-Cancer Epidemiology Program is part of NIH's Clinical Associate Program, and offers three-year fellowships beginning July 1,1991 Family Medicine Residency: a fully accred¬ ited, well-established, university affiliated pro¬ gram with 18 residents based in a 312-bed regional medical center. Needed: experienced family Physician-Educator to assume direc¬ torship of its residency training activities.…”

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“…Scientists have identified the relationship between human health and the environment [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. Children suffer the most.…”

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Lead Detoxification of the Childrens’ Body by Means of Physical Culture

Medvedkova¹,

Kiyamova²,

Медведков³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The harmful influence of the environment on health is known. Millions of tons of chemical compounds are released into the environment every year. In the soil when planting various plants, a huge amount of mineral fertilizers, as well as poisonous substances to fight weeds are introduced. Harmful substances enter the body with air, water and food. Air pollution has a harmful effect on humans, especially on the lungs, which serve as a filter to protect the body from airborne toxicants and poisons. With a large concentration of harmful substances in humans, poisoning is observed. With severe poisoning, the overall morbidity increases, as well as the respiratory system.The study involved children from one of the ecologically disadvantaged regions of the Russian Federation with health disorders-60 girls and 90 boys. The paper uses such research methods as analysis and synthesis of literary sources, atomic absorption analysis, pedagogical experiment, anthropometry, spirometry, analysis of documentary sources, methods of mathematical statistics, etc. The results of the research showed that children living in environmentally unfavorable places have reduced indicators of physical health and functional status: heart rate, lung capacity; breath retention on inhalation and exhalation. The concentration of lead in the body of children is increased several times. Directed physical activity, used in an environmentally relatively clean place, contribute to the excretion of lead from the body of children. The correlation between the number of trips in insulated clothing and a decrease in the content of lead in the hair of children was revealed: the correlation coefficient is 0.81 in girls, 0.92 in boys. For unloading of solid biological means of children organism from lead the most rational are occupations in the pool in a complex with thermal air influences (for girls) and land loadings in the warmed clothes in a combination with thermal air (for boys).

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Six Children With Lead Poisoning

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Exploring the potential environmental sources and associations of childhood lead poisoning

Exploring the potential environmental sources and associations of childhood lead poisoning

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