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Revealing an Invisible Health Threat | by Angela Bandemehr & Albert Park - Project Syndicate

Summary by Project Syndicate
Despite being a useful metal, lead is highly toxic and difficult to detect: its fumes and dust are odorless, and exposure to them does not immediately cause overt symptoms in most cases. The good news is that new x-ray technology makes it possible to detect lead in soil, spices, food, paint, cookware, and other solid materials.
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