Lead poisoning prevention advocacy groups

Lead poisoning prevention advocacy groups work to raise awareness about the dangers of lead exposure, particularly in children and pregnant women. They promote strategies to eliminate lead sources, such as old paint, contaminated soil, and plumbing pipes. These organizations engage in education, policy advocacy, and community partnerships to ensure safer environments. They also support blood testing and treatment for affected individuals. By highlighting the importance of prevention and public health, these groups aim to reduce the incidence of lead poisoning and protect vulnerable populations from its harmful effects.