Health Officials Use Mobile Unit to Test Young Children for Lead Exposure in Charleston
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Health officials use mobile unit to test young children for lead exposure in Charleston
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department has deployed a mobile unit that tests children under the age of 5 for elevated levels of lead in their blood. Daniel Barker, regional epidemiologist for the department, said they are using the bus to continue collecting data that could determine if a larger public health issue may be at play and to give parents a place to bring their children if they believe they may have been e…
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