AbstracThe expansion of industry increases the risk of releasing hazardous substancesto the environment. lead is one of heavy metal that considered to be widely distibuted envirenmental pollutant. Leand is used in several industris such as batteries, accumulators, plastic, etc. The main routes of human exposure to lead through respiratory system, gastrointestinal and dermal contact. The aim of this study was to know the blood lead levels on lead-exposed male works. The study subjects consisted of 24 male workers who where divided into two different groups. Workes in the first group were lead smelter workers, while workwrs in the second group werw unexposed healthy volunteers as control for comparison. The results indicate the blood lead lev...
Background: In Ethiopia, although there are numerous small-scale and medium industries which use lea...
This study investigated lead exposures of lead battery assembly workers in Taiwan. A special attempt...
The objective of this study was to identify the association of blood lead level (BLL) with mor-talit...
Lead is one of the most toxic heavy metals and its occupational exposure can generate plumbemia. For...
Background. Exposure to lead (Pb) affects multiple health outcomes and physiological systems. In adu...
Aims of the study: (1)-To study various manifestations of lead toxicity at different levels of expos...
Background: Blood hemoglobin can be damaged by toxins such as lead. Thus, this study was carried out...
Eighty-eight percent of all 40-year-old male residents of four suburban municipalities of Copenhagen...
The aim of this cross-sectional study was to compare the blood lead levels of apprentices working in...
Background: Lead is a toxic element which causes acute, subacute or chronic poisoning through enviro...
Abstract: This study was conducted to evaluate blood lead concentration among five selected occupati...
Purpose: To evaluate toxicological risks for workers who are exposed to lead in their work environme...
Abstract The study objective was to evaluate the effect of occupational lead exposure on blood conce...
Abstract The lead absorption was evaluated by means of lead in blood (Pb-B) measurements in 1200 w...
Lead is used as pigments in paint. Spray painting has been widely used in various industries, such a...
Background: In Ethiopia, although there are numerous small-scale and medium industries which use lea...
This study investigated lead exposures of lead battery assembly workers in Taiwan. A special attempt...
The objective of this study was to identify the association of blood lead level (BLL) with mor-talit...
Lead is one of the most toxic heavy metals and its occupational exposure can generate plumbemia. For...
Background. Exposure to lead (Pb) affects multiple health outcomes and physiological systems. In adu...
Aims of the study: (1)-To study various manifestations of lead toxicity at different levels of expos...
Background: Blood hemoglobin can be damaged by toxins such as lead. Thus, this study was carried out...
Eighty-eight percent of all 40-year-old male residents of four suburban municipalities of Copenhagen...
The aim of this cross-sectional study was to compare the blood lead levels of apprentices working in...
Background: Lead is a toxic element which causes acute, subacute or chronic poisoning through enviro...
Abstract: This study was conducted to evaluate blood lead concentration among five selected occupati...
Purpose: To evaluate toxicological risks for workers who are exposed to lead in their work environme...
Abstract The study objective was to evaluate the effect of occupational lead exposure on blood conce...
Abstract The lead absorption was evaluated by means of lead in blood (Pb-B) measurements in 1200 w...
Lead is used as pigments in paint. Spray painting has been widely used in various industries, such a...
Background: In Ethiopia, although there are numerous small-scale and medium industries which use lea...
This study investigated lead exposures of lead battery assembly workers in Taiwan. A special attempt...
The objective of this study was to identify the association of blood lead level (BLL) with mor-talit...