The number of Baltimore children with lead poisoning fell 19 percent in 2017, even as more children were tested for exposure to the powerful neurotoxin. Statewide, the number of Maryland children found to have elevated levels of lead in their blood held steady even as the number of children tested…
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Lead poisoning cases fell 19 percent in Baltimore last year, even as more children tested for exposure
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