Show 1432: Lead, Lies and Lasting Harm: The Chemical Roots of Chronic Disease
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The text discusses the historical use of lead in gasoline and house paint, its known health effects on children and adults, and its potential link to chronic diseases like heart disease.
- The use of tetraethyl lead in gasoline was known to cause lead poisoning and atherosclerosis.
- Public health officials were concerned about the safety of adding lead to gasoline after refinery workers suffered lead poisoning.
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