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Childhood Lead Poisoning Screening Results for Ohio Cities, 2004

The Ohio Department of Health posts a report on lead poisoning screening in children under age 6 (72 months) for major Ohio cities. In 2004, 11.1% of 15,410 Cleveland children 0-72 months of age showed an elevated level of lead in blood testing.

The link address is: http://www.odh.ohio.gov/ASSETS/73B41660D6E34045B6C58D372DA83EF7/leadcity04.pdf

Posted by jdc10 — last modified September 24, 2007

Keywords: Children, County, Environment, Lead Poisoning, Municipal, State, Statistics

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