Dr. Nelson Ames, former Medical Health Officer for the Kootenays (retired) answers common community questions in this interview. Dr. Ames has been involved with lead health issues in Trail since 1988. 1. How long have you been involved with the lead health issues in Trail? What has your role been? A: I have been involved […]
INTERVIEW with Dr. Nelson Ames Read More »
A series of fridge magnets (and mini posters) designed to give you and your family some simple, quick tips to making sure your home and yard are healthy and safe.
Health tips full poster Read More »
This information will answer many of the common or “frequently asked questions” people have about health risks from lead and other metals as well as the services available from THE Program. View Page
This poster describes the summer 2016 Dust Mat Study and what it means to participate.
2016 Dust Mat Study Poster Read More »
Minutes and reports from the September 19, 2019 THEC meeting.
THEC Meeting minutes – September 19, 2019 Read More »
This report shares the 2018 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results as well as comparing results to previous years. Participation is voluntary and targeted Area 1, 2 & 3. The blood lead level geomean for Areas 2/3 was 2.9 µg/dL and 2.4 µg/dL for Area 1. This represents a significant reduction from previous years.
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This report shares the 2017 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results. This includes participation rates, results, and environmental conditions. Participation is voluntary and rates are provided by Area. The blood lead level geomean for Area 2/3 based on the fall clinic was 4.0 µg/dL. Environmental conditions refer to Pb in air throughout the year.
Fall 2017 Blood Lead Report Read More »
This report shares the 2016 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results. This includes participation rates, results, and environmental conditions. Participation is voluntary and rates are provided by Area. The blood lead level geomean for Area 2/3 based on the fall clinic was 4.3 µg/dL. Environmental conditions refer to Pb in air throughout the year.
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This report shares the 2015 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results. This includes participation rates, results, and environmental conditions. Participation is voluntary and rates are provided by Area. All samples taken were venous. The blood lead level geomean for Area 2/3 was 4.5 µg/dL. Environmental conditions refer to Pb in air throughout the year.
Fall 2015 Blood Lead Report Read More »
This abridgement is a more concise version of the Trail Area Health & Environment Program (THEP) document, highlighting information of greatest interest to the general public. Readers who prefer greater detail or who want to review the references and bibliography can click on the Trail Area Health & Environment Program document (2014).
Trail Area Health & Environment Program Abridgement 2015 Read More »
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