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Oct. 20-26 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. The EPA encourages parents to get their children tested for lead — which is generally recommended between the ages of 1 and 2.
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Lead exposure can lead to long-term consequences for children, especially if not caught and treated quickly. Outreach on the risks of lead often falls to health departments, but what happens when there is a language barrier?
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Lead paint from homes built before 1980 is one of the most common sources of lead exposure for kids.
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Most new laws passed by the Indiana General Assembly take effect July 1, but there are always a few that take a little longer.