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Since 1972, RWJF has supported research and programs to uncover the many factors that impact health, and enable people and communities to be as healthy as possible. Working alongside public health leaders, entrepreneurs, research scientists, policymakers and community leaders, the Foundation is committed to ensuring that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to achieve better health where we live, learn, work and play.
Childhood lead exposure costs the United States $84 billion/year. This interactive provides comprehensive state-level data on the cost of exposure and the economic benefits--and lives saved--from three interventions.
Explore the interactive at valueofleadprevention.orgMelissa Blair
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Child poverty is as bad now as it was 30 years ago–here’s how we can make progress again —Fast Company
Too Much Salt Really Is Bad for Your Health —Wall Street Journal