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EPA Issues Second Report On Trends In Protecting Children's Health 

SHOWS GOOD NEWS IN BLOOD LEAD LEVELS AND SECONDHAND SMOKE EXPOSURE
Jump to full article: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 2003-02-24

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The "America's Children and the Environment" report contains good news for children including the continued decline in the number of children with elevated blood lead levels and a reduction in children's exposure to secondhand smoke. Despite these findings, issues of concern remain. . .

* There has been a decrease in the children's exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, as indicated through direct measurements of markers for exposure in children's blood and through surveys of smoking habits in children's homes.

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