Way more kids than we thought have lead poisoning.

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By Emma Foehringer MerchantApr 27, 2017, 2:31 pm144 pts
A new report finds that health officials may fail to detect a third of U.S. children with high levels of lead in their bloodstream. In some states, up to 80 percent of cases could go unreported. Comparing 11 years of state screening to a national health survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control…

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