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An epidemiological study of 413 randomly chosen children in age of 2--14 years living in an industrial town is presented. According to their place of residence they were either burdened with cadmium from a forge or with lead from the traffic. The different burden was refelcted not only in the blood lead level but also in blood cadmium level respectively. Both contaminants showed in their separate effects the same behaviour. The intensity of the absorption of lead or cadmium respectively influences not only the relationship between blood lead level or blood cadmium level and the other parameters (Pb-H, Pb-U, Cd-H, Cd-U, d-ALA-U) but also the distribution of these parameters.
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