Childhood Lead Poisoning
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ParentsWhat you can do to keep your child safe from lead. |
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Healthcare ProvidersNew! Get updated testing recommendations based on new pediatric blood lead reference value of 5 ug/dL.Obtain resources for lead testing. |
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Landlords, Property Managers and RentersHow to renovate, repair and paint safelyFind out how to maintain your property to prevent lead poisoning. Know your rights as a renter. |
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HomeownersIs your home putting your family at risk for lead poisoning?Learn how to renovate, repair, paint and do other home projects safely. |
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PartnersStay up-to-date with events. Download resources |
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Jobs and HobbiesWhich jobs and hobbies can put you or your family at risk? |
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ResourcesDownload materials and find links to other agencies.
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Lead in School Drinking Water
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Looking for information on lead in school drinking water? Visit these pages or check out this fact sheet for parents and guardians.
(posted 1/4/2017)
Amended Rules
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The Rules Relating to the Lead Poisoning Control Act were amended on September 12, 2016. Download the amended rules
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(posted 9/14/2016)
Updated: Blood Lead Testing Schedule
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As of September 19, 2016 the Maine CDC will begin conducting full lead investigations of a child's home environment when a venous blood lead test result is > 5 ug/dL. View and download the updated blood lead testing schedule.
(posted 9/14/2016)