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- Annual Blood Lead Surveillance Reports.
- Does my child need a blood lead test?
- CDC uses a blood lead reference value (BLRV) of 3.5 µg/dL (microgram per deciliter) to identify children with higher blood lead levels. For more info visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's childhood lead poisoning prevention page.
- Lead Testing in Drinking Water Program for Schools and Child Care Facilities.

High Risk Areas in Arizona
Areas across the state that have a higher risk for lead poisoning.

Info for Parents
Information about reducing your children’s and family’s exposure to lead.

Healthcare Providers
Guidance and resources for providers to incorporate blood lead screening into their practices.

Adult Lead Poisoning
Information about lead exposure and poisoning in adults.

Data, Stats and Reports
Access the latest data, stats, and reports for childhood lead poisoning.

Brochures and Handouts
Brochures and handouts from the Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.

Additional Resources, News & Publications
Web links to additional sources of information.

Arizona Drinking Water Lead Screening Project
Information about lead testing in schools and child care facilities.
Although lead can be found in all parts of the environment- air, soil and water, much of our exposure comes from human activities in certain industries. While there are some beneficial uses, it can also be toxic to humans and cause adverse health effects.
This page provides information on common sources of lead, how to prevent yourself and your family from lead poisoning, screening recommendations, and information about lead poisoning surveillance in Arizona.