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Robert Arthur Kehoe (/ ˈ k iː h oʊ /; November 18, 1893 – November 24, 1992) was an American toxicologist and a dominant figure in occupational health. [1] [2] Working on behalf of the lead industry (including the manufacturing of leaded gasoline and lead-acid batteries), Kehoe was the most powerful medically-trained proponent for the use ...
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This is the collection of the professional documents, research projects and case studies of renowned occupational health expert Dr. Robert Arthur Kehoe. The collection encompasses his roles as director of the University of Cincinnati Kettering Laboratory and medical director for Ethyl Corporation.
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In 1968, Robert A. Kehoe wrote to William Pallies of ESB, Inc. to discuss how to defeat in court Reuben D. Shoemaker, who had 100 micrograms per deciliter of lead in his blood on record.
In 1925, Robert A. Kehoe enunciated a paradigm predicated upon categorical distinction between expectations and conjecture ("show me the data" mentality) from hard scientific facts on exposure outcomes. It led to a precedent-setting system of voluntary self-regulation by lead industry as a model for environmental control and implicitly signaled ...
16 dic 2016 · Robert A. Kehoe was a 1920 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, who, as a toxicologist, would become a leader in occupational health and the preeminent medical proponent of the use of tetraethyllead as an additive in gasoline.
Robert Arthur Kehoe ([ˈ k iː h oʊ] ; 18 novembre 1893 - 24 novembre 1992) est un toxicologue américain et une figure dominante de la santé au travail [1], [2].
Robert A. Kehoe, M.D., whose article on "Occupational. Medicine - Whither and How!" launches this new journal, has for many years been widely known as an investigator and teacher in the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, and as a practitioner and con-. sultant in industrial medicine.
