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MI The Michigan
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program's
2002 Annual
Report on Blood Lead Levels in Children has been published on the
MSU website. Click on Annual Reports, then click on "2002" under
"Blood Lead Levels". The document is in PDF format, is 79 pages
in length and includes data on both children and adults. The section
on children begins on page 47.
MI
Difficulty
Making Adequate Yearly Progress Linked to Lead Poisoning -
This map (click here
for PDF map) overlays 2001-02 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
status over elementary school attendance area in the city of
Grand Rapids. The map then plots elevated blood lead level cases
that are greater than or equal to 10 ug/dL in 2000 by elementary
attendance area. Statistical analysis of these data (a F Test)
indicated that schools having more children with lead poisoning
greater than 10 ug/dL is significantly related to not achieving
AYP status.
Michigan Department of
Community Health, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Project's
Statewide Lead Screening/Lead Testing Plan -
click here.
Is your family at
risk? View the Top 100 Places in the 50 United States
According to the Estimated Number of Housing Units with Lead-Based
Paint (LBP) and The Top 100 Places in the 50 United States With More
Than 10,000 Housing Units, According to the Estimated Percentage of
Housing Units with Lead-Based Paint (LBP) -
click here (pdf size=109kb).
View the 2001 Michigan Childhood Lead Poisoning Data for One and
Two-Year Olds by County - click here (pdf
size=90kb).
Michigan criteria for
lead testing -
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/ScreenPlan_11223_7.pdf
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