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Lead-based paint was banned in 1978, but houses built before then probably still contain leaded paint. Children, particularly under the age of six, are most at risk from even small amounts of lead, and the damage can be permanent. But there are things you can do to protect your kids. Read on to learn more about the symptoms and causes of lead poisoning, how to help prevent it, how to have your child screened, and how to make the healthiest choices for your family.




Call the Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning at (585) 256-2267 to request your FREE copy of “Lead Awareness for Parents" (DVD or VHS). The complete 10-minute program 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. Available in English, Spanish/Español, and American Sign Language (ASL). This program was produced with the support of WXXI and the Rochester Area Community Foundation.