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Several writers, one as early as salts which vere not eliminated from the body would eventually be deposited in the bone structuro and there replace the calciun and actually becone a part of the structure in the form of radium sul- phate. This was theory and there were no computations at that time to indicate what percentage of a given amount of the soluble or insoluble salt taken internally would eventually reach the bone. There is evidence in the literature that radioactive salts in- 3 troduced in the body would be eliminated in part very alowly. Assuming that was established it might be a feir inference but suro- ly not conclusive that radium given in frequent doses was cunulative in its nature and e ffect. The evidence shows that in 1917 many dangers to the human body from radium and radium manation were recognized. Long exposure to emanation, irradiation, and X-rays had resulted, among a fow tech- nicians and 6 cientific men, in fatal or dangerous injuries. 4 an article published in 1914 was entitled "Conoerning Occupational 5 Injuries Due to Radioactive Substances," and another, "Occupation= al Diseases Due to Radium; Report of Cases."8 Those articles wore principally concerned with external burns of the sicin. 2. Seil, Viol and Gordon, *Elimination or Soluble Radium Salts, Taken Intravenously and Per Oa", (May 1, 1915) New York Medical Journal p. 896, Exhibit P-34; Dominici and LaBordes, "Study on Injection of Radium Salts", (1913) Comptes Rendeus Des Seances De L'AGademie Des Sciences, 156, 1107-1109, Exhibit P-18; and "Concerning Fixation By the Skeleton of Radium Injected in the Soluble State" (1913), Seances Et Menoirs De La Societe De Biologie, 75; 108-110, Exhibit P-13. 3. Dominioi and the La Bordes, supra note 2. 4. Mesernitzky, St. Petersburg-reuznooh, *Concerning Injury to the System Through Large Doses of Radium manation" (1914), publication not given, ExhibitF-6; "Contribution on the Biological and Pathological Action of Boluble Radium Salts - With Special Reference to its Thern- peutic Value in Pernicious Anacmia and Leukemia", (1914), "Radium" Vol.III, No. 5, p. 65, Exhibit P-21a; Part II of name article, Vol.III, No.6, p. 85, Exhibit p-21B; Rolleston, "The Harmful Effects of Irradi- ation", (1930), The quarterly Journal or Medicine, No. 93, p. 101, Exhibit P-49. 5. Outzendt and Halberstaedter - Duetsche-Medizinisohe Wochenschrift, March 26, 1914, p. 633, Exhibit P-9. 6. Ordway, The Journal of American Medical Association, Vol. LXVI, No.l, p. 1, 916,-Exhibit P-26.

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