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Household Air Pollution
Lower levels of lead can cause adverse health effects on the central nervous system, kidney, and blood cells. Blood lead levels as low as 10 ug/dl can impair mental and physical development. Steps to Reduce Exposure: Keep areas where children play as dust-free and clean as possible. Leave lead ...
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Medical Resources
Lead paint exposure is one of the foremost environmental health problems facing children across the United States today. Approximately 890,000 U.S. children aged 1-5 years have blood lead levels greater than the CDC recommended level of 10 micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood. Even though lead poisoning can affect nearly every system in ...
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Living on Earth: The Secret Life of Lead
Dietrich emphasizes that even though the hazards of lead paint are well known, lead ... for microbial lead resistance, it appears that some microbes can pump lead out of their cells, preventing it from building up to toxic levels. Other microbes don’t let lead into their ...
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Environmental Health Coalition TFN/Lead Page
LEAD OUT FOR GOOD To eradicate lead poisoning, lead hazards must be abated in a safe and effective manner. Community level intervention includes: screening and surveillance: collect data on blood lead levels ...
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Lead Hazards, Lead Hazard Indicators and Comparative Rankings, Blood Lead Levels In Children, Hot Spots of Lead Air Quality, Hazards, Action Tools, Links--Scorecard.org Learn all you need to know about Lead Poisoning from the experts: Lead ...
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Data and Publications
Lead Violations Prevalence of Lead Poisoning by Geographic Location 1998-2007 Incidence of Elevated Blood Lead Levels Among RI Children By City and Town 1998-2007 Incidence of Lead Poisoning by Geographic Location 1998-2007 Lead ...
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MedlinePlus: Lead Exposure in Childhood Linked to Criminal Behavior Later
Arrest rates were higher as blood lead concentrations went up. The association between high blood lead levels and violent crimes was even stronger. Any 5 micrograms per deciliter elevation in blood lead levels ...
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MedlinePlus: Lead Poisoning
Article: Neurological and behavioral consequences of childhood lead exposure. Lead Poisoning -- see more articles Return to top Dictionaries/Glossaries Understanding Lead Terminology(National Safety Council) Return to top Directories Lead ...
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Healthy Indoor Air
Contact your physician or local health department about testing for blood-lead levels. Script for Transparency #10 STRIPPING LEAD-BASED PAINT In the process of stripping lead-based paint, most agree how NOT ...
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Are You Removing Lead Paint?
Removal Methods The following lead paint removal methods ... 1926.62] apply to all employers involved with removal of lead-based paint. OSHA has comprehensive regulations that call for blood-lead monitoring of employees, the use of respirators and ...
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