| Blood poisoning (2) |  |
| Food poisoning (6) | |
| Lead poisoning (4) | |
| Mercury poisoning (2) | |
| Blood poisoning (2) | |
| Food poisoning (6) | |
| Lead poisoning (4) | |
| Mercury poisoning (2) | |
since lead poisoning is the number one environmental threat to children in the United states. Sources of lead in soil include past industrial activities flaking lead paint from old houses and emissions from leaded gasoline.
and children are especially vulnerable to the effects of lead poisoning Tongesayi said. For infants and children the daily exposure levels from eating the rice products analyzed in this study would be 30-60 times higher than the FDA's provisional total tolerable intake (PTTI) levels.
Present threats to the birds include lead poisoning of chicks on Midway from lead paint used in previous decades;
Gehring said a literature investigation had found similar research for lead poisoning in humans but not in animal subjects.
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