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Succimer decreased blood lead level for several months but had no effect on IQ or neurobehavioral test scores at 36 months (about 5 years of age) and 60 months (about 7 years of age) after initiation of treatment (Dietrich et al. Raveese Gladney, whose daughter Jessica Chess is now 5, says the time between the discovery of a child with an elevated blood lead level and the city forcing a landlord to fix the problems can be excruciating for parents. Those eating the most tofu (more than 25 ounces per weed had blood lead levels that were 11% lower than the levels of lead seen in those eating less than eight ounces of tofu per week. |
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