US EditionKanawha-Charleston Health Department epidemiologist share importance of lead testing for children
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Kanawha-Charleston Health Department epidemiologist share importance of lead testing for children
CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Regional Epidemiologist for central West Virginia Daniel Barker says children between the ages of one and five are required to have their blood lead levels tested twice in the state of West Virginia, however in Kanawha County less than 50% of children have only been tested once. That’s what the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department, in…
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