8 Key Facts About Mental Health Disorders Linked to Leaded Gasoline
By Ibinu Vadakkan Dec 6, 2024
Did you know? Over 151 million Americans might face mental health issues due to past lead exposure.
Millions Affected by Lead Exposure
Leaded gasoline, once a staple in vehicles, left harmful traces in the air and soil for decades.
The Legacy of Leaded Gasoline
Experts link lead exposure to mental health disorders like anxiety, depression, and even ADHD.
Mental Disorders Linked to Lead
Even small amounts of lead can disrupt brain development, especially in children.
The Danger to Children's Brains
Studies reveal that lead exposure may account for a significant rise in mental health statistics today.
Rising Mental Health Statistics
Leaded gasoline’s effects lingered in neighborhoods near busy roads, impacting lower-income communities more.
Inequality in Lead Exposure
Eliminating leaded gasoline was a win, but its mental health legacy persists in millions of Americans.
The End of Leaded Gasoline
You and I can help by spreading awareness and advocating for stronger public health measures.
Advocacy and Awareness
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