Here you can find a range of resources and information that can help you and your family understand the issue of lead exposure as well as programs that focus on healthy eating and early childhood education.

If you are worried you, a loved one or even a family pet have been exposed to lead, there are several resources you can use to help reduce lead absorption in the body and mitigate the effects of lead exposure. Here you can find a series of MSU Extension news articles and resources designed to answer your questions about lead. This includes fact sheets to provide you with practical information and direct you to further resources and local events offered by MSU Extension.

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