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What Parents Should Know About Childhood Lead Poisoning Lead Poisoning Prevention - Help March 14, 2023

This document contains a list of frequently asked questions for parents to learn more about childhood lead poisoning.

Lo que los Padres Deben Saber Sobre el Envenenamiento Infantil con Plomo

Foods that May Reduce Harmful Effects of Lead Lead Poisoning Prevention - Help June 2, 2016

Lead is a poison and it interferes with many of the normal functions in the human body. This brochure provides information about nutrition and lead poisoning prevention in young children.

Los alimentos que pueden reducir dañinos efectos de plomo, الاطعمه التي قد تقلل من الآثار الضارة للرصاص, غذاهایی که ممکن است کاهش مضر اثرات از سرب, Vyakula kwamba inaweza kupunguza madhara athari ya kusababisha.

Toxic Levels of Lead in Treats Lead Poisoning Prevention - Help May 19, 2016

California and U.S. health officials have detected dangerous levels of lead in 112 distinct brands of candy – most of them made in Mexico. One in four candy and wrapper samples have come up high since 1993, records show. But much of this information about tainted candy has been kept from parents and public health workers.

Dulces Toxicos Con Niveles Peligrosos De Plomo

Traditional Pottery May Contain Lead Lead Poisoning Prevention - Help May 19, 2016

Lead can affect the nervous system, especially the growing brain, of infants and young children and cause learning and behavior problems that last a lifetime. Lead dust can get into a person’s body by breathing it in, by eating with unwashed hands, or from putting unwashed hands or objects that have lead dust on them into the mouth.

Lead in Firing Ranges Lead Poisoning Prevention - Help May 19, 2016

This is a personal protective equipment check list for workers explains a few simple steps you can take to reduce your exposure to lead at indoor firing ranges. These steps include wearing a respirator, coveralls including shoe covers, safety goggles, and chemical resistant gloves. It also provides some additional website resource links so you can learn more about preventing occupational exposures to lead and noise at indoor firing ranges.