Examples of using Lead exposure in English and their translations into Russian
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including intrauterine growth restriction, malaria, lead exposure, HIV infection,
the major public health campaigns to protect children and workers from lead exposure have focused on tetra-ethyl lead additives in gasoline(petrol)
since such substances contribute to childhood lead exposure.
To offset this burden, the U.S. maintains programs to reduce lead exposure in children including the removal of paints containing lead from homes painted with these paints 35
in the early 1990s found that lead exposure was largely becoming a problem of developing country cities.
poor hygiene and lead exposure.
the eventual elimination of risks from paint containing lead which contribute to childhood lead exposure.
sale and use of paints containing lead for applications likely to contribute to childhood lead exposure;
reduce potential lead exposure in and around housing, childcare facilities and schools in which paint containing lead and paint dust is present and in industrial facilities producing or using paint containing lead to reduce workers' lead exposure.
In 2002, WHO World Health Report identified lead exposure as one of twenty leading selected risk factors contributing to the global burden of disease
starting in the early 1900s, health experts began to suspect that childhood lead exposure was a serious problem.
countries where little or no data are now available and expanding information on lead exposure pathways for vulnerable populations(e.g.,
since childhood lead exposure in many developing countries is generally much higher than in the U.S.,
Mean blood lead levels of children measured in areas without significant local sources of lead exposure.
Many representatives highlighted the social and economic costs of lead exposure, especially for populations in developing countries.
Some cases were reported of people hospitalized because of lead exposure who had to pay for their own medical expenses.
The principal source of lead exposure for children is hand-to-mouth contact after exposure to lead-containing soil
Sources of lead exposure include: contaminated ambient air,
seem to be subjected to lead exposure.
It estimated the cumulative reduction in childhood intelligence associated with current levels of lead exposure and correlated this to reduction in a child's lifetime earning potential.