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The overall digital discussions reflect a high level of consensus on the severity of the Flint water crisis's impact on children's health, with participants citing specific statistics like the increase in children with elevated blood lead levels and referencing peer-reviewed studies. The tone is urgent and advocacy-driven, highlighting the public health implications and the environmental justice aspect, which drive a sense of shared responsibility and the need for policy changes.
Most discussions explicitly acknowledge the link between the water crisis in Flint and elevated blood lead levels, supporting the study's findings.
Users show high engagement and concern, referencing the research, its implications, and advocating for public health action.
Posts quote specific statistics and mention peer-reviewed findings, indicating a deep level of involvement and analysis.
The majority emphasize the serious health implications and environmental justice issues, suggesting the discussion considers the societal significance of the findings.
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You’d assume a dude who definitely thinks about the Roman Empire every day would be familiar with the dangers of lead poisoning… but you’d be wrong www.forbes.com/sites/kristi...
Her findings were peer-reviewed and published in February of 2016. The primary conclusion: “The percentage of children with elevated blood lead levels increased after water source change, particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods.” https://t.co/5acpW2TF4k
“Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated With the Flint Drinking Water Crisis: A Spatial Analysis of Risk and Public Health Response” #JaxNeedsWater. @msdh should follow up on lead levels in Hinds Co. @MississippiAdos https://t.co/Fb3pPAVa8G
@mpsaz Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated With the Flint Drinking Water Crisis: A Spatial Analysis of Risk and Public Health Response Mona Hanna-Attisha @MonaHannaA https://t.co/TnCHiXA0ly
@KrisKobach1787 "Lead is a potent neurotoxin, and childhood lead poisoning has an impact on many developmental and biological processes, most notably intelligence, behavior, and overall life achievement." https://t.co/CM709kQzSz THE. #GOP… https://t.co/5wm1AcbCY1
In April 2014, Flint's water source switch led to lead pipe contamination, raising health concerns especially for children. This video explores the science behind lead exposure, environmental justice issues, and the…
This video discusses how the Flint water crisis, caused by untreated corrosive water, led to significant increases in lead poisoning among children, especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods, highlighting environmental…
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@mpsaz Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated With the Flint Drinking Water Crisis: A Spatial Analysis of Risk and Public Health Response Mona Hanna-Attisha @MonaHannaA https://t.co/TnCHiXA0ly
Health, n engl j med, https://t.co/g0jH4nyyJ6, 374;12 DOI: 10.1056/NEJMp1601013 Hanna-Attisha M, LaChance J, Sadler RC, Champney Schnepp A (2016). Elevated blood lead levels in children associated with the Flint drinking water crisis: a spatial analysis of risk and public health
@KrisKobach1787 "Lead is a potent neurotoxin, and childhood lead poisoning has an impact on many developmental and biological processes, most notably intelligence, behavior, and overall life achievement." https://t.co/CM709kQzSz THE. #GOP… https://t.co/5wm1AcbCY1
You’d assume a dude who definitely thinks about the Roman Empire every day would be familiar with the dangers of lead poisoning… but you’d be wrong www.forbes.com/sites/kristi...
@ZachRoseWriter Okay. https://t.co/f5scK3qm0z
The paper Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated With the Flint Drinking Water Crisis: A Spatial Analysis of Risk and Public Health Response was written by a team of paediatricians from a local hospital. https://t.co/k3wMMEAa3P https://t.co/IH6YvWYFv6
Lead Pipes and the Flint Water Crisis: quenching thirst or drinking poison? https://t.co/Uev9UYW7hA via @YouTube
Her findings were peer-reviewed and published in February of 2016. The primary conclusion: “The percentage of children with elevated blood lead levels increased after water source change, particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods.” https://t.co/5acpW2TF4k
Lead Pipes and the Flint Water Crisis: quenching thirst or drinking poison? https://t.co/Jp8dQQfmgZ via @YouTube
1. Blood lead levels in children in Flint, Michigan: 2006-2016 https://t.co/a4ELGjXcVY 2. Elevated blood lead levels in children associated with the Flint drinking water crisis: A spatial analysis of risk and public health response https://t.co/GfspPPlFhV #acmtnjc 2/3
“Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated With the Flint Drinking Water Crisis: A Spatial Analysis of Risk and Public Health Response” #JaxNeedsWater. @msdh should follow up on lead levels in Hinds Co. @MississippiAdos https://t.co/Fb3pPAVa8G
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@NRO See study: Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels [5 mcg+] increased.. particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods [from 4% to 10.6%]." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ https://t.co/08V3i1S1vX
@ryanaber @shaunking Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ https://t.co/fJTGeqh5SA
@VeeEyeSeeKayTor @NRO The statistics were also misleading. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ https://t.co/Qusbljvg3R
@jaymebyers1971 Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ https://t.co/6B21sy15e5
@jaxsin_333 Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ https://t.co/Alp2uXjtiT
@NRO @rkylesmith Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ
@royalbizsvcs Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ
@Corduroyalism @NRO Please read the studies for yourself. Blood lead levels for children under 5 yrs before & after Flint water source change: "The percentage of children w/elevated blood lead levels increased... particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods." https://t.co/2LUoLoaKoZ
SOURCES: - PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) https://t.co/i9eFH1GcPb - AJPH (American Journal of Public Health) https://t.co/jnPqtK46w3
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RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
RT @AlfredoMorabia: @AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to…
@AMJPublicHealth publishes the #science and the #history connecting #scientists to public health actors who can act to improve #health https://t.co/t39PKXF1WV #NPHWchat #NPHW2019 @NPHW https://t.co/YxNa1HZWZP
RT @j_bloyd: "Water is a growing source of childhood lead exposure because of aging infrastructure....even when one is surrounded by the Gr…
"Water is a growing source of childhood lead exposure because of aging infrastructure....even when one is surrounded by the Great Lakes, safe drinking water is not a guarantee." #LeadInWater #HealthEquity #EJ #twill #waterislife #Flint https://t.co/AoXqkOEA9u
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