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The World Health Organization is preparing to present a global action plan in 2027 to address lead poisoning and protect children, aiming to reduce children's exposure to lead and contain sources of pollution. Estimates indicate that 815 million children have blood lead levels that require intervention, with fewer than half of the countries implementing enforceable legal controls on lead in paint. The organization emphasizes that awareness alone is not sufficient; effective measures must be taken to enforce laws and identify sources of exposure, which include mining, battery manufacturing, paints, and others. The focus is on supporting laboratory capabilities and reviewing policies to ensure children are protected from the long-term health effects of lead poisoning.
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