Lead poisonings linked to Indian imports
Children’s cases connected to some powders, spices
Boston researchers have linked lead poisoning in four local children to imported Indian powders and food spices, and follow-up tests found some ceremonial powders and spices sold in local specialty grocery stores contained detectable amounts of the toxic metal. (Full article: 1053 words)
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