Lead: Information For Workers

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Lead: Information For Workers

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January 6, 2023
By National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

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If you work near products or materials that contain lead, it can get inside your body. If you are exposed to too much lead, it can be toxic. There are ways you can protect yourself and your family from lead, which can cause health problems.
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How You Can Be Exposed To Lead -- Protect Yourself From Lead -- Protect Your Family And Household From Work-related Lead -- Health Problems Caused By Lead -- Information For Workers.
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