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Non-orebody sources are significant contributors to blood lead of some children with low to moderate lead exposure in a major lead mining community [Sci. Tot. Environ. 181 (1996) 223–230]

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Key concepts: Lead (geology), Lead poisoning, Lead exposure, Lead pollution, Environmental science, Environmental health, Medicine, Geology

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