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                    [Summary] => This story by Stephanie Armour came out in USA Today. A mother, Antoinette Trotter, was worried sick about her son Shawn, who was clumsy and always restless – of course, a lot of kids are, but Shawn just couldn’t sit still for a minute and was always dropping things on the floor. The six-year-old Shawn was brought to doctors who ran some tests. Results showed that Shawn’s blood contained nearly four times the acceptable level of lead for children. Mrs. Trotter, who was simply stunned, was told that her boy was being poisoned by her husband’s job.
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Those toxins at home and in the workplace

By Ching M. Alano | September 26, 2006 - 12:00am

This story by Stephanie Armour came out in USA Today. A mother, Antoinette Trotter, was worried sick about her son Shawn, who was clumsy and always restless – of course, a lot of kids are, but Shawn just couldn’t...

Health And Family