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Effects of lead poisoning
Symptoms of lead poisoning
Screen your child
Minimize exposure to lead
Fight lead with good nutrition
Sources of lead exposure
Resources
For Parents
Resources
For Educators
BLL Screening Tool Kit
NYS Lead Laws
Educational Materials for Patients
Resources
For Health-care Providers
Effects of lead poisoning
NYS Lead Laws
What can you do?
Outdoor activities may expose children to lead
Fight lead with good nutrition
Resources
For Child-Care
Your obligations
Assistance with lead hazard cleanup costs
Resources
For Property Owners
Effects of lead poisoning
Professional responsibilities
Resources
Lead-Safe Work Practices
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This initiative is funded by:
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Advertising Council of
Rochester
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Catholic Campaign for Human
Development
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Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
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Finger Lakes Health Systems
Agency
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Greater Rochester Health
Foundation
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Monroe Plan for Medical Care
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Senator Joseph E. Robach
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Roberts Communications
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Healthcare providers need to make sure children are tested for exposure to lead in accordance with New York State Lead Laws.
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Additional information, including the results of clinical trials and a list of medical journal articles, is available on our
RESEARCH
page.
Quick Reference List of Local Lead Poisoning Information and Resources
(pdf)
Physician’s Handbook on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
New York State Department of Health
Managing Elevated Blood Lead Levels among Young Children: Recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Lead Poisoning (Medline Plus)
a service of the US National Library of Medicine
and the National Institutes of Health
Monroe Co. Blood Lead Screening Data 1994-2006
(pdf)
Monroe County Dept. of Public Health
Roles of Child Healthcare Providers in Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
(pdf)
Medical Report of Child in Day Care Form
revised 4/2008
(pdf)
New York State Office of Family and Childrens Services
Educational Interventions for Caregivers
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
No "safe" lead level seen for fetal brain
(pdf)
Amy Norton, Reuters, January 19, 2006
If Your Child Has A Lead Level Below 10 mg/dL
(pdf)
guidelines and recommendations from the CPLP Screening and Professional Education Committee
Nutritional Assessment and Interventions
,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Lead Exposure in Adults: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals
(pdf)
New York State Department of Health
Sources of Lead
New York State Department of Health
Monroe County Child and Family Health Services
For more information please call the
Monroe County Health Department Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
at (585) 753-5087.
Call the Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning at (585) 256-2267 ext. 5 to request a
free DVD or video of “Lead Awareness for Parents.”
This 10 minute DVD/video provides an overview on lead hazards, highlights the importance of getting children tested, demonstrates how to clean hands and toys, identifies interim lead controls and lead safe working practices, provides nutritional information to combat lead poisoning, and lists additional local resources.
Guide to Foreign Language Lead Poisoning Prevention Information Resources
(pdf)
June 2008