Here are some ways you can test your paint and water for lead—and what to do if you think you have a problem. According to the EPA, homes built before 1978 have a chance of containing lead paint.

It’s possible. The Environmental Protection Agency says between 10% and 20% of our exposure to lead comes from contaminated water. It’s even worse for the youngest and most vulnerable: Babies ...

"If there is any dust from lead on your fingertips, [the finger-stick] will pick up that dust and attribute that to your blood," says Sandel. "The pro of the vein test is that it's much more ...

Test your soil: If you identify a lead-sheathed cable, test the soil within a 6-foot strip directly below the cable. It is especially important to test if the soil is bare. The Oregon Health ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — When it comes to detecting lead in your home, calling in the professionals may not always be in the budget. 2 News is digging deeper into what it takes to test your home ...