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Dal

River in southeast Sweden, length 400 km/249 mi. It is formed by the confluence of the Österdalälv and Västerdalälv (East and West Dal), and enters the Gulf of Bothnia about 95 km/60 mi from Uppsala.



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The association with blood lead was surprisingly strong, with a 2-fold increase in risk for each microgram per decaliter increase in blood lead levels.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, lead, and genetic susceptibility: ... by Taylor, Jack A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Resulting blood concentrations, about 40 micrograms per decaliter, are at the high end of what can be found in humans.
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0 to 150 micrograms (ug) per decaliter (dl) of blood can be fatal to a child.
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