Residential sources of lead / prepared for Research Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ; prepared by Metro Health Services Inc. ; principal consultant, Richard E. Scott.: NH15-131/1995E-PDF

"Five hundred homes had been selected in Saint John, New Brunswick to evaluate the relationship between lead in blood and lead in drinking water. From this sample one hundred were selected to examine the additional contribution of lead from food, soil, dust, and paint to the blood lead levels of residents. Fifty homes were selected where residents were known to have low blood lead levels. All 100 homes were visited and one food, two soil, and three dust samples were taken, and multiple measurements of lead in paint performed. A statistical model was developed to explain the data. The primary predictors of raised blood lead levels in the residents were found to be resident age, household water lead level, and lead in paint, and the primary residential source was confirmed to be lead in household water"--Abstract, p. 2.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Research Division.
Metro Health Services Inc.
Title Residential sources of lead / prepared for Research Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ; prepared by Metro Health Services Inc. ; principal consultant, Richard E. Scott.
Publication type Monograph
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Other formats Paper-[English]
Note(s) Issued also in French under title: Sources de plomb dans les habitations.
"10 December 1995."
Digitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation].
Includes bibliographic references.
Publishing information Ottawa : Research Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 1995.
Author / Contributor Scott, Richard E.
Description 39 p. : charts.
Catalogue number
  • NH15-131/1995E-PDF
Subject terms Housing
Lead
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