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English: Lead has been used in gasoline during a long time. Research has shown that children are very vulnerable to the toxic effects of the lead, including deficits in attention span, adaptability, learning, and memory and behavioral problems (increases in aggression...). Even low levels of lead exposure can result in decreased performance on memory and intelligence tests. In adults lead give an increased risk of high blood pressure, impaired kidney function, fertility problems, and cataracts.
Français : Graphique montrant (pour les USA, de 1976 à 1980) une nette corrélation entre la teneur de l'air en plomb issu de l'essence plombée et la plombémie (taux de plomb dans le sang). Cette source très importante de plomb, et éventuellement de saturnisme - comme beaucoup d'autres est en diminution - (Il resterait cependant certains pays où l'essence peut encore contenir du plomb ?). |
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Data/source : National research council. Measuring lead exposure in infants, children, and other sensitive populations, washington DC : National Academies press, 1993..
Ex : NIEHS (Agence de santé des USA)
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