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… that absorption of even very low levels of lead into the blood may have harmful health … of infants and young children. Lead-based paint is a dangerous source of lead but … to you and your family. What are the health hazards of lead exposure? Exposure to …
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… for Canadian Drinking Water Quality for lead. However, under certain conditions, lead … sources, such as food, drinking water, soil, paint and dust. There is no evidence that … see HealthLinkBC File #31 Lead Paint and Hazards . How can lead get into my drinking …
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… environment that make you sick. These health hazards may be found where you live, work, or … in the workplace. Some may affect fertility. Lead poisoning. Lead can cause health problems, … Using environmentally safe products—such as paint that contains a low level of or no …
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… haven't been recalled because of high lead levels or other hazards. If your child is exposed to lead, they … Have a qualified person test for lead in paint on walls and other surfaces, especially …
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… these parts, and the crib can collapse. Lead-free paint. Older cribs may have paint that has lead … important to be aware of the common crib hazards. To help keep your child safe, use …
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… and food, and getting rid of potential hazards. If you wear glasses, keeping your lens … are easier to identify. You can also use paint in a contrasting colour to mark … lanes. Getting around Having low vision can lead to losing your ability to drive. It's hard …
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… products, kerosene, lye, lighter fluid, and paint thinners and solvents. Garden products, … mothballs. Reduce your child's exposure to lead in your home, drinking water, foods and … Many products kept in garages also are fire hazards. Alcohol and medicines Keep alcohol, …
