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. 1978 Dec 23;2(6154):1748–1749. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.6154.1748

Lead poisoning from aphrodisiacs: potential hazard in immigrants.

R L Brearley, A M Forsythe
PMCID: PMC1610030  PMID: 737477

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