Lead is a serious threat to our health on all levels, and we're still being exposed to it on a daily basis. Here are some shocking facts you should know.
There is no national limit for lead contamination in spices.
Should We Be Locking Up Lead? Most people are aware that the heavy metal lead can build up in the human body and cause serious health problems. These cumulative exposures are most debilitating amon…
There could be something dangerous in your favorite tube of luscious lipstick. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.
A new study has found that people who are exposed to lead are more likely to develop heart disease than their counterparts who aren't exposed to this chemical.For the study, researchers tested blood samples of some 14,289 adults, checking to see whether they contained lead and, if so, how much lead they contained. Researchers concluded that there are is no such thing as a safe level of lead exposure regarding its impact on heart disease, as even small and/or short-term exposes increases the…
Up to 365,000 more children will be considered at risk of lead poisoning under new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
A kitchen renovation has more lead regulations than does demolition of 8,000 lead-paint-filled houses
Lead is a heavy metal that can be found in dust, air, soil, water, and some household products. When lead enters the body, it can cause serious illness and injury, especially in children.
If you’re expecting a new baby, do your entire family a favor and make sure common contaminants like lead and asbestos aren’t in your home.
A neighbor has hired someone to clean and paint a detached garage on his property, and now paint chips presumably containing lead are everywhere
Report finds toxic levels of lead in spices that can be dangerous to kids. These are found in spices, most of which are imported in the country.
Electronic toys in fast food children’s meals may contain lead levels high enough to contaminate landfills, according to a scientific analysis by a team of ...
A new study by University researchers confirmed that it is possible for household lead levels to be reduced more substantially than the Environmental Protection Agency currently mandates.
As a city task force studies how best to attack Lancaster's lead contamination problem, researchers are adding to the evidence that reducing lead exposure pays off in lower crime down
Lead exposure is no joke. Especially in children. We already know it can lead to behavioral problems and learning disabilities as these exposed children age. Now, researchers have uncovered another potential impact: mental illness.
One school building had high levels of copper and a building used by a private company had high lead levels