Children Ages 1-2 on Medicaid, With Elevated Blood Lead (5 ug/dl) - Michigan

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Children Ages 1-2 on Medicaid, With Elevated Blood Lead (5 ug/dl) (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 1.3% - 11.6%


Michigan	5.9%
Alcona	*
Alger	*
Allegan	4.5%
Alpena	*
Antrim	3.9%
Arenac	*
Baraga	*
Barry	6.0%
Bay	7.2%
Benzie	*
Berrien	5.7%
Branch	10.2%
Calhoun	6.9%
Cass	6.5%
Charlevoix	*
Cheboygan	*
Chippewa	*
Clare	*
Clinton	3.6%
Crawford	*
Delta	5.0%
Dickinson	*
Eaton	2.4%
Emmet	*
Genesee	4.3%
Gladwin	*
Gogebic	*
Grand Traverse	4.8%
Gratiot	3.2%
Hillsdale	11.3%
Houghton	2.9%
Huron	5.9%
Ingham	5.3%
Ionia	2.5%
Iosco	*
Iron	*
Isabella	*
Jackson	11.6%
Kalamazoo	7.7%
Kalkaska	*
Kent	7.5%
Keweenaw	*
Lake	*
Lapeer	1.5%
Leelanau	*
Lenawee	7.2%
Livingston	1.3%
Luce	*
Mackinac	*
Macomb	2.4%
Manistee	6.1%
Marquette	4.4%
Mason	*
Mecosta	*
Menominee	5.8%
Midland	2.5%
Missaukee	*
Monroe	3.4%
Montcalm	3.0%
Montmorency	*
Muskegon	7.1%
Newaygo	4.3%
Oakland	1.9%
Oceana	3.8%
Ogemaw	*
Ontonagon	*
Osceola	4.2%
Oscoda	*
Otsego	*
Ottawa	5.4%
Presque Isle	*
Roscommon	*
Saginaw	4.5%
Saint Clair	5.0%
Saint Joseph	7.2%
Sanilac	4.8%
Schoolcraft	*
Shiawassee	3.0%
Tuscola	3.0%
Van Buren	4.8%
Washtenaw	1.5%
Wayne	9.4%
Wexford	*

Definitions: The number of Medicaid children ages 1-2 who were tested and found to have elevated blood lead (above 5 ug/dl). The percent is based on the number tested. An * indicates fewer than 6 occurrences, so no percent is listed.

Data Source: Michigan Department of Community Health, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.

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Michigan League for Public Policy 1223 Turner Street., Suite G-1
Lansing, MI 48906-4369

517-487-5436
janezm@mlpp.org
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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Human Services (MLHS) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLHS has served the human services community in Michigan since 1912.

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