Incidence of Lead Poisoning among Hindu Women and Children
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Rrown up girls and women. It is supposed to act ay a tonic to the nerves of the eyes and to strengthen the sight. In books on indigenous drugs in English, it is described both as trisulphide of antimony and lead sulphide (galena) (Ainslie, 1813; Chopra, 1933; Dey. 1896; Nadkarni, 1927; ahd Watt, 1889). In connection with the investigations on lead content of normal human tissues, excreta and ha...
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عنوان ژورنال:
دوره 76 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 1941