Event
Committee of seven on tetraethyl lead gasoline, 1925-1926
Seven authorities appointed by the Surgeon General to report on the health hazard of tetraethyl lead gasoline.
- Dates
- Jun 1925 – 17 Jan 1926
Connections 5
involved
- U.S. Public Health Service appointed the seven members Primary record 1
- Cincinnati one of the garages it studied Primary record 1
caused by
- Surgeon General’s conference on tetraethyl lead, 1925 Primary record 1
followed from
appears in
- Public Health Bulletin No. 163 its report is printed there Primary record 1
Timeline 1 date
- Jun 1925 – 17 Jan 1926 Committee of seven on tetraethyl lead gasoline, 1925-1926
Proof 1 source
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The Use of Tetraethyl Lead Gasoline in Its Relation to Public Health (Public Health Bulletin No. 163), U.S. Public Health Service, Treasury Department, 1926.
Primary record
The Surgeon General appointed, as members of this committee, the following:
Dust and atmospheric findings in Cincinnati test garage
It is the sense of this conference that the Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service appoint a committee of seven recognised authorities in clinical medicine, physiology, and industrial hygiene
This report (pp. 103-115 following the detailed report) summarizes the investigation and draws conclusions.
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