Site Directory:
 

• Office of Environmental Health Assessments Programs (EHA)


• Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP)

 

• What is Washington State doing?

• Children and Lead Poisoning

• Common Sources of Lead

• Remodeling and Painting

• Heath Care Provider Information

• Lead Data and Reports

• Laboratory Information

• Lead Publications

• Lead Resources

 

 

For additional Information

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toll Free 1-800-909-9898 or your local health department

 

 

 

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Washington State Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program 
 

What should I know about lead poisoning?

  • Very small amounts of lead can hurt your child.
     

  • Lead poisoning occurs by swallowing or inhaling lead or lead dust.
     

  • Lead dust and chips from paint in older homes and buildings are the biggest source of exposure.
     

  • Most children and adults who have lead poisoning do not look or act sick.
     

  • A blood test is the only way to tell if your child has lead poisoning.

Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Site Directory