A Comparison of the Prevalence of Lead-Contaminated Imported Chinese Ceramic Dinnerware Purchased Inside Versus Outside Philadelphia's Chinatown

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be careful where you purchase dinnerware A comparison of the prevalence of lead-contaminated imported Chinese ceramic dinnerware purchased inside versus outside Philadelphia's Chinatown. https://t.co/Klhrek7Rqr

14 Aug 2019

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@trnsprtst btw lead (and other toxic heavy metals) is still used for some ceramic glazes (for vibrant colors), and finds its way into tableware that way: https://t.co/aUPDfPkyQY

29 Mar 2018

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RT @DavidJuurlink: Buying dinnerware in Chinatown may pose a risk of lead poisoning. http://t.co/EGX3Ncb7JJ via @acmt

24 Feb 2013

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Buying dinnerware in Chinatown may pose a risk of lead poisoning. http://t.co/EGX3Ncb7JJ via @acmt

24 Feb 2013

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