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Regular House Cleaning Can Reduce Blood-Lead Levels in Young Children

May 1, 1998 | Program Result

The Robert Wood Johnson Medical School conducted a randomized, controlled trial to test whether an education and house-cleaning intervention can reduce blood-lead levels in young children who are at risk for lead poisoning.

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