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The FDA has issued new guidance setting action levels in an attempt to limit the amount of lead in processed baby food products.
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Federal regulators are warning that certain imported cookware contains high levels of lead and is calling on the public to stop using it immediately due to lead poisoning risks.
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New study warns that many kratom dietary supplements contain levels of lead that exceed federal safety standards, potentially resulting in a risk of lead poisoning.
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High lead levels have been found in two additional ground cinnamon products, which federal health officials indicate should be thrown out immediately.
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White House indicates that replacing all lead drinking water pipes in the U.S. will help prevent serious health risks for children from lead exposure in drinking water.
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Following a number of recent recalls and lead poisoning outbreaks, Consumer Reports has published the results of a new investigation into the levels of lead in ground cinnamon spice products.
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A recent study warns about high levels of lead and cadmium in many dark chocolate and cocoa products, calling for more investigations to evaluate the potential health risks children and other consumers may face.
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The EPA has announced a $26 million grant program focused on eliminating the risk of lead contamination in drinking water supplies frequently used by children, to lower their risk of lead poisoning.
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A class action lawsuit filed against General Mills claims that the company failed to warn consumers that its Cocoa Puffs products, targeted primarily at children, contain high levels of lead, increasing the risk of exposure side effects, such as brain damage and learning disabilities.
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The CDC is warning of the risks of lead poisoning from traditional surma cosmetics, often used as eye liner, after testing revealed extremely high lead levels in a four-year-old in New York City.