Earlier today, doctors from the Hurley Medical Center presented findings of rise in blood lead levels of children less than 5 years old living within Flint zip codes 48501-48507 after the switch to Flint River water as the source.
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Here is the presentation:
Also available on the Flint Journal’s editorial call to abandon Flint River as water source here.
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