We recently added an article to our library about lead poisoning and child brain injuries. Although lead poisoning "can affect nearly every system in the body," according to the CDC, it is considered a head injury and a brain injury, which can result in learning or behavioral problems by the time a child is four or five if it goes undetected for a while. To read more about lead poisoning, click here.
Don't put your child at risk of the consequences of lead poisoning. Get your child tested as soon as possible, and feel free to contact child brain injury attorney Chris Keane with your most pressing questions. After spending years as an advocate for children with head and brain injuries, he has worked with the best medical experts in the field, and he will consult with you for free regarding your unique situation.
Contact Chris Keane online or call 1-888-592-KIDS (1-888-592-5437).
A main thing to avoid are knock-off toys since many of those have paint that can cause lead poisoning.
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