“If you look at the current population, Generation X likely had the highest exposures, en masse, of any U.S. generation.” ...

As the New York State Department of Health (DOH) prepares to implement new measures to address lead poisoning, they’re ...

It means the cause of the tourists' illnesses, which is still being referred to as "alcohol poisoning", is not yet known. The poisonings hospitalised seven people — four of them Australian ...

For children -- who are most at risk for lead poisoning along with pregnant women ... According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "there are no safe levels of lead ...

In Pennsylvania, the primary source of childhood lead poisoning has been exposure to ... young children and pregnant women. The CDC cautions that no blood lead level in children is safe and ...

Leaded gasoline, used until 1996, exposed millions to harmful lead levels, causing widespread mental health issues and personality changes, especially in Generation X. Researchers link this exposure ...

THE CDC AWARDED METRO UNITED WAY A GRANT TO SUPPORT LEAD POISONING PREVENTION IN LOUISVILLE WITH THIS MONEY, THEY DEVELOPED A LEAD SAFE STRATEGIC PLAN. COME THIS JANUARY, THEY WILL LAUNCH THEIR PLAN.

Reclusive billionaire Ira Rennert, owner of the largest estate in the Hamptons, could soon face the spotlight over alleged lead poisoning at a Peruvian mine – a lawsuit he has tried to get ...

"Lead poisoning is a preventable public health threat ... There are no "safe levels" of lead in someone's blood, according to the CDC. It can enter the body through inhalation or ingesting ...

These foods can be contaminated during production, handling, or storage. If you want to stay safe from food poisoning in Alabama, Stacker recommends being extra cautious at the following places.

Impact of lead on the body: Lead is a highly toxic metal and a very strong poison. Lead poisoning, which is caused by exposure to high levels of lead, is a serious and sometimes fatal condition.

One out of every three children are exposed to lead poisoning in Ethiopia, as paint products, piping systems, cosmetics and unregulated recycling pose serious but unnoticed threats to brain ...