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Wisconsin schools still have water fixtures with lead. Here's what that means - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin schools still have water fixtures with lead. Here's what that means

Addressing lead in Wisconsin school water wouldn’t always take a complete plumbing revamp; it could mean replacing a single sink or drinking fountain.

Source: yahoo.com
Wisconsin schools still have water fixtures with lead. Here's what that means - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin schools still have water fixtures with lead. Here's what that means

Addressing lead in Wisconsin school water wouldn’t always take a complete plumbing revamp; it could mean replacing a single sink or drinking fountain.

Source: yahoo.com
MDH: Elevated lead levels found in four children of Anoka ammunition plant workers - Vimarsana News

MDH: Elevated lead levels found in four children of Anoka ammunition plant workers

State health officials are urging employees of an Anoka ammunition plant to have their children tested for lead, after four children had elevated levels in their blood.

FDA proposes limiting lead levels in processed baby food for the very first time - Vimarsana News

FDA proposes limiting lead levels in processed baby food for the very first time

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is currently drafting guidance about lowering acceptable levels of lead in processed baby food. The new rules could reduce babies' exposure to the [...]

Lead poisoning is declining in CT, but still disproportionately affects vulnerable communities - Vimarsana News

Lead poisoning is declining in CT, but still disproportionately affects vulnerable communities

Children in New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Hartford, and Meriden made up 49% of cases between 2012 and 2020. And, although the numbers are generally improving, lead poisoning disproportionately hits children of color — affecting mental, behavioral, and educational health.

Source: nhpr.org