Preventive measures include :
Environmental standards that remove lead from petrol/gasoline, paint and plumbing.
If lead pipes cannot be removed, water (cold should be flushed through in the morning before drinking).
Enforcement of occupational health standards.
Surveillance of potentially exposed population groups, especially the vulnerable ones (small children, pregnant women, workers).
Water treatment.
Removing lead solder from food cans.
Use of lead-free paint in homes.
Screening of children for blood levels over acceptable limit and referral for medical care as necessary.
The health based guideline for lead in drinking water is 0.1 milligrams per litre (WHO, 1993). If high levels are detected in a supply, alternative supplies or bottled water maybe necessary to protect young children.
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