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Addressing decreasing blood lead screening rates in young children in Broken Hill, NSW
Katina Kardamanidis A D , David M. Lyle B and Frances Boreland C
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A NSW Public Health Officer Training Program, NSW Department of Health
B Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health, University of Sydney
C Broken Hill Centre for Remote Health Research, Joint Initiative of the University of Sydney and Greater Western Area Health Service
D Corresponding author. Email: Katina.Kardamanidis@doh.health.nsw.gov.au
NSW Public Health Bulletin 19(10) 180-182 https://doi.org/10.1071/NB08040
Published: 21 November 2008
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