This article considers the problem of widespread environmental lead contamination. Aspects of its epidemiology and toxicology are presented, with emphasis on the effects of low-level lead exposure on people planning parenthood, on the fetus and on young children. Methods of screening for subclinical lead poisoning and dietary treatment and prevention are discussed. Remedial measures for containing and curtailing environmental lead pollution are recommended.
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