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In the original study, the Syracuse Lead Study, which started in 2013, investigators tested the hypothesis that racial/ethnic (R/E) differences in blood lead Pb exposure might account for R/E differences in cardiovascular patterns of response to acut
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In the original study, the Syracuse Lead Study, which started in 2013, investigators tested the hypothesis that racial/ethnic (R/E) differences in blood lead Pb exposure might account for R/E differences in cardiovascular patterns of response to acut |