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Chronic Lead Poisoning from Urban Soils
United Press International - August 23, 2008
Chronic lead poisoning -- from playing in contaminated dirt -- affects more US children than acute lead poisoning from imported toys, ...
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Small Doses of Lad Can Cause Big Problems
Statesman Journal - August 23, 2008
Statesman Journal Lead from chipped paint on windowsills or baseboards can accumulate in the dust bunnies in the corners of rooms. ...
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Natural Beauty
Indianapolis Star - August 19, 2008
... high levels of lead in lipstick -- are baseless. On the other: Consumer groups who are pressuring the cosmetic industry to phase out chemicals that have ...
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Some Lead Test Kits Can be Good First Step
Kansas City infoZine - August 16, 2008
Lead poisoning’s effects can include brain damage and diminished mental and physical development. The kits CR tested detected lead levels as low as 2000 ppm ...
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Did Arsenic In Soil Cause Brain Tumors?
KMBC.com - August 13, 2008
"Both chemicals have no biological function in the body." Iszard said it's imperative that more testing be done because arsenic and lead can be particularly ...
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Lead May Lurk in Backyard Gardens
Boston Globe - August 11, 2008
Lead contamination can vary greatly among communities - and house plots. The most contaminated part of a backyard is within about 6 feet from the building, ...
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Is Your Soil Safe?
Examiner.com - August 7, 2008
Lead is considered an indicator metal (meaning that if it is present at high amounts, you may have other types of contamination) and is a neurotoxin. ...
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Lead Poisoning and West Nile Infection
Liberty County Times - August 7, 2008
Children living in old houses built before 1950, which means those from poorer neighborhoods, have very frequent evidence of low grade lead poisoning. ...
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These Nipples are Dangerous
Calcutta Telegraph - July 27, 2008
Scientists and experts are of the opinion that the presence of metals like lead, cadmium and chromium, even in the smallest amount, is hazardous to health. ...
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Is Your Makeup Killing You?
The Desert Sun - July 26, 2008
The European Union has banned more than 1100 chemicals from cosmetic products. In contrast, the United States has banned 10, according to the Campaign for ...
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Destroying the Planet One iPhone at a Time
TechRepublic - July 23, 2008
All sorts of wonderful minerals and chemicals like PCB, lead, mercury, nickel, cadmium, phthalates, and cholorine. That’s just the devices that are being ...
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Science News Straight From the Oven
ScienceBlog.com - July 22, 2008
... nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, smoke and dust particles (some heavy metal compounds, lead compounds, smoke and mist), smell (formaldehyde). ...
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Poison Kiss: Lead Alert
Sydney Morning Herald - July 19, 2008
The Government's industrial chemical watchdog, the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme said, in a statement on Friday, ...
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Reaching Puberty Early
New America Media - July 16, 2008
Pollutants, plastics and chemicals may be the hidden causes of early puberty in girls, and Black girls seem to be more vulnerable. ...
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Hidden Dangers in Your Home
ABC Action News - July 14, 2008
Most lead based paint exposures are a result of ingested leaded dust generated by the deterioration of lead based paint at friction or impact points ie ...
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Child's Life Threatened by Lead Exposure
Coshocton Tribune - July 13, 2008
On top of that, any personal items in the home will probably have to be thrown away as well, due to possible contamination from lead dust. ...
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Children Can't Live Without Lead In Homes
eMaxHealth.com - July 10, 2008
Children must receive the proper nutrition that protects them from potential lead poisoning. 1. Continue to support resources to enforce standards of the ...
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The Truth About Plastic
TIME - July 10, 2008
... the chemical is in our plastic universe. Scientists like vom Saal argue that BPA and phthalates are different from other environmental toxins like lead ...
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Dangers of Lead Poisoning
13abc.com - July 8, 2008
She says there are invisible scars from lead poisoning that they'll carry for the rest of their lives. "What do you say? How do you justify it? ...
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Childhood Lead Linked to Criminal Behavior
HeraldNet - July 8, 2008
This developmental trait puts kids at high risk for lead poisoning by swallowing tiny chips of leaded paint. A few of the potential sources are dust in ...
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Lead And Your Kids
Newsweek - July 1, 2008
One day Helene was cleaning out a filing cabinet when she found a pamphlet on lead poisoning, which she vaguely recalled as a disease kids used to get from ...
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The Politics Hold up the Fight Against Lead
Ithaca Journal - July 1, 2008
Children who get too much lead in their systems — mostly through breathing air that includes dust from paint — risk serious brain injuries and other ...
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Lead Exposure is Health Hazard
Aledo Times Record - June 27, 2008
For more information on lead contamination, contact your local U of I Extension office, view the Solution Series web page at http://www.solutions.uiuc.edu ...
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Consumer Watchdog Warns of Lead in Artificial Turf
International Herald Tribune - June 24, 2008
... a follow-up test showed, but the state epidemiologist said the lead levels were not high enough to cause poisoning to people who play on the fields. ...
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Lead Poisoning Linked to Crime
Jamaica Gleaner - June 22, 2008
Children absorb lead 10 times more effectively than adults, and the developing brain is at great risk. Lead poisoning in children prevents the brain and ...
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Toxic Chemicals Taxing Health
The Daily Star - June 22, 2008
Every day he is exposed to poisonous chemicals like chromium, sulphur, manganese, copper compound, lead and many more. According to experts, the dangerous ...
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We're in Chemical Overload
The Gazette - June 22, 2008
Nevertheless, lead, arsenic, mercury, PCBs, PBDEs (a flame retardant banned in Europe and eight US states but still in use in Canada), plus an array of ...
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Toxic Canada
Canada.com - June 21, 2008
Even a seemingly innocuous polyvinyl chloride (PVC) shower curtain contains up to 108 toxic chemicals - some of which have already been banned by some ...
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No Ifs, Ands or Butts, Littered Cigarettes Are Causing Problems
The Lakeland Ledger - June 17, 2008
Rolland Schattschneider can tell you everything bad there is to know about cigarette butts: they contain toxic chemicals like arsenic and lead and they litter street corners and roadways.Since 2000, he's collected 97,000 cigarette remnants along streets near Barron Elementary School in Hampton, Va.
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Why Aren't These Chemicals Banned?
amNewYork - June 10, 2008
Research indicates that causes could include exposure to pollutants such as pesticides, lead and dioxin." As the second article points out, ...
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Beware! Household Dust is Highly Toxic
Hindustan Times - June 6, 2008
India does not have any prescribed limits for lead in household dust. “No amount of lead is safe. It is a chief ingredient in paints. ...
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Study: Plastic Pipes Create Environment For Lead
Water Technology Online - June 6, 2008
... an environment for lead contamination, according to a study published in Environmental Science & Technology, a June 4 article on www.prw.com reports. ...
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Lead Exposure Is Health Hazard
Canton Daily Ledger - June 5, 2008
Sanding or stripping lead-based paint can also be dangerous." Exposure to lead can occur through ingesting paint chips or inhaling lead dust. ...
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Lead poisoning Needs to be Addressed
Sun-Sentinel.com - June 2, 2008
How many inmates are locked up because of lead poisoning? How many children would've done better in school? How many lives have been derailed because of ...
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Lead in Dental Products
First Coast News - May 9, 2008
Faye Lewis is the first confirmed victim in the United States with lead contamination in imported dental crowns. She's from Ohio but came to Florida to ...
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