#lead-contamination

#lead-contamination

Most toothpaste brands tested contain harmful heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, and mercury, raising serious health concerns.

Public health advocates criticize federal limits on toxic exposure, emphasizing no safe level for lead.

Los Angeles County will allocate $3 million for lead contamination testing in homes near the Eaton burn area.

Lead-tainted water found in Watts raises health concerns for residents; Mayor calls for further testing and action from housing and water authorities.

Water quality issues at McClymonds indicated systemic problems in OUSD, with lead levels showing serious health risks and a need for remediation.

Oakland schools faced backlash for delayed lead test result communication, with district officials promising accountability and improved transparency moving forward.

Lead has been found in several popular cinnamon brands, raising health concerns.

Whole Foods' 365 Cinnamon is the safest option with negligible lead contamination.

Other brands offer lower lead levels as alternatives to consumers.

Twelve ground cinnamon products tested by Consumer Reports contained elevated lead levels, raising health concerns associated with consumption.