Cincinnati / Residential Lead / Boston / Baltimore / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / New Orleans / Dorchester / /
Company
Coastal / Agency for Toxic Substances / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
Duties National Institute of Child Health / /
IndustryTerm
deteriorated lead-based paint / paint problems / chemical form / malleable metal / paint chips / unsafe lead paint removal techniques / paint laws / paint film weathers / assisted housing lead paint regulations / car radiator repair / paint / oil / physical and chemical properties / follow-up services / industrial and mining activities / paint professionals / http /
MedicalCondition
coma / chronic exposure / blood Preventing Lead Poisoning / pica / learning disabilities / state/tribal lead poisoning / protein deficiencies / lead poisoning / childhood lead poisoning / chronic disease / poisoning prevention / high blood pressure / Lead Poisoning Lead poisoning / /
MedicalTreatment
folk remedies / /
Organization
Task Force on Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks / Department of Housing and Urban Development / Food and Drug Administration / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Department of Energy / Public Health Service / DOJ / Natural Resources Defense Council / Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry / office of Research and Development / Department of Justice / Health Resources and Services Administration / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Department of the Treasury / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Congress / Task Force / federal government / HUD / Department of Defense / Consumer Product Safety Commission / Department of Health and Human Services / Environmental Protection Agency / FEDERAL AGENCY ROLES IN LEAD POISONING PREVENTION Agency Programs and Duties National Institute of Child Health / /
Person
Howard Mielke / Bruce Lanphear / Klaus Roghmann / / /
Position
leading researcher / Eliminate Lead Poisoning The interagency President / Scientist / vol / /
Lead Safe Yard - Lead in Soil, Why is it a Problem?