Add to ORKGCity piece on lead poisoning among apartment dwellers in Portland. Ibrahim Shire Hirsi, a Somali refugee, his wife Asha Ahmed Omer, and their nine children, have been living in a three-bedroom apartment on Cumberland Avenue since March 1, 1996. The two youngest girls are suffering from lead poisoning, and the state has posted the apartment building for lead hazards. Details
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Cover Story piece on lead, which was identified in a recent Maine health survey as a preventable en...
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