Although the dangers of lead exposure have been known since ancient times, modern society is still affected by lead poisoning. The costs to society are immense and certain members of society pay the highest costs. However, we all inevitably suffer from costs of lead poisoning.
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The Heavy Burden Of Lead Poisoning
June 17th, 2011 
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Posted in General Health, Health Risks 
Tags: brain damage, brain injury, health care politics, lead, lead poisoning, poverty , toxin 
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March 3rd, 2011 admin Waiting times for medical treatment are a perennial problem of health systems around the world and unfortunately, the delays are generally getting worse. At risk is patients health and quality life so a concerted action to address the problem is long overdue.
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March 10th, 2009 admin While the lifting of the embryonic stem cell research funding ban by President Obama is being seen positively in some camps, others remain concerned about the use of these cells. However, one hope is that the increased research opportunities may lead to the use of alternate stem cell sources.
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