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In kids, even low lead levels can cause lasting harm

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imageLead exposure is more common than you think.CDC/Dawn Arlotta

The recent firestorm over lead exposure from drinking water in Flint, Michigan is a reminder of the enduring risk posed by environmental lead. While we can all agree that it is unacceptable for children to be exposed to dangerously high levels of lead, there is less awareness of what this...

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