Lead Poisoning and Lead Absorption: The Symptoms, Pathology and Prevention, with Special Reference to Their Industrial Origin, and an Account of the Principal Processes Involving Risk

Name: Lead Poisoning and Lead Absorption: The Symptoms, Pathology and Prevention, with Special Reference to Their Industrial Origin, and an Account of the Principal Processes Involving Risk
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Author: Thomas Morison, Sir Legge

Thomas Morison, Sir Legge

1912

Published in 1912, 'Lead Poisoning and Lead Absorption' by Thomas Morison and Sir Legge examines the symptoms, pathology, and prevention of lead poisoning, particularly in industrial settings. The book provides a thorough analysis of how lead is absorbed into the body and the health risks associated with exposure for workers in industries that utilize lead. It also discusses the historical context of lead use, its physical and chemical properties, and the importance of public health measures to mitigate these risks.