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Lead Poisoning

Child drinking water from a fountain. Explore this collection of resources to learn more about preventing lead exposure, reducing lead hazards in the environment, and screening children for elevated lead levels.

The Role of Head Start Programs in Addressing Lead in Water

Log Number: ACF-IM-HS-23-01 | Issuance Date: 03-28-2023

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