| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7526311 | Public Health | 2016 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
- Risk factors for blood lead levels â¥10 μg/dL have been defined as gender, child age, poverty, old housing, and race/ethnicity.
- No risk factors have yet been associated with the CDC's new reference level for childhood lead poisoning of 5 μg/dL.
- BLLs in Tennessee children are higher than the national average.
- Being Black, male, and two and three years old were identified as risk factors for the new reference level in this analysis.
- Pre-1950 housing and poverty persist as risk factors for the new reference level according to multivariable analysis.
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Authors
D.M. Ford, V. Margaritis, A.B. Mendelsohn,