Lead exposure is particularly concerning among children under 6 years old, since their growing bodies absorb the metal faster ...

This can be potentially life-threatening, and very high levels of exposure could result in anemia, or kidney or brain damage ...

As in humans, some of the most dramatic effects of lead poisoning in animals are found in the young, such as: impaired development of the brain, anemia, decreased growth rates, and increased mortality ...

Anemia Deficiency in the concentration of erythrocytes ... or punctate granules when exposed to basic stains or dyes Seen in lead poisoning, thalassemia syndromes, or iron deficiency anemia ...

A student has tested positive for lead poisoning after being exposed to lead at an MPS school, according to the Milwaukee ...

Severe anemia also seems to lead to other changes to your heart and blood vessels that can contribute to high blood pressure, such as: faster heart rate higher cardiac output increased sympathetic ...

Childhood lead poisoning, even before birth, can cause lifelong health issues like learning disabilities, anemia (low RBCs), and problems with vision, coordination, and language skills.

Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday a new threshold for lead poisoning in Wisconsin, bringing it in line with federal ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) – Lead pipes and public health were on the agenda for the Fort Wayne City Council meeting. While lead pipes can cause health problems, the pipes still have a role in some Fort ...

A student has tested positive for lead poisoning after being exposed to lead at an MPS school, according to the Milwaukee Health Department. The student attends Golda Meir Lower Campus ...

RBCs with abnormal morphology may be removed from the circulation leading to anemia. Therefore ... when exposed to basic stains or dyes Seen in lead poisoning, thalassemia syndromes, or iron ...