Protect your toddler from possible lead poisoning with these tips to improve your home. Plus: How to test for lead poisoning and what you can do if the test comes back positive.
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It's not just old paint that's poisonous -- this toxic metal can be in water and soil, as well as in a scary number of children's products. Click here.
...Rule #1: Get your children screened for leadpoisoning regularly. Not all doctors do this, so you..., leadpoisoning testing is mandated for the youngest children; federally, it's required for those... of lead exposure. Rule #2: Evaluate the presence of high-risk conditions at home or anyplace where your...
Even if you live in a newer house or building, lead exposure is a concern for your family. Here's what you need to know about keeping your kids safe from lead poisoning.
The scary truth: Almost half of all homes in the U.S. contain lead -- and many have toxic levels of this poison. Is yours one of them? For more information visit our Lead Contamination resource Guide, click link below.
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