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71046 
Journal Article 
Effects of inhalation of sulphur dioxide by man 
Amdur, MO; Melvin, WW, Jr; Drinker, P 
1953 
1 
The Lancet
ISSN: 0140-6736
EISSN: 1474-547X 
265 
6789 
758-759 
English 
13098071 
In the London fog of December, 1952, the densest concentrations of sulphur dioxide were 1-339 p.p.m. and of smoke 4.46 mg. per c.m. on Dec. 7 and 8, when the fog was at its worst (Scott 1953, Logan 1953). Both values are much greater than normal for that season of the year. In this connection the results of our laboratory studies of the respiratory response of man to low concentrations of sulphur dioxide are of interest. 
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