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Lead poisoning prevention is crucial, with primary prevention being the most effective strategy to safeguard health. By proactively testing for and identifying lead hazards in your environment, you can prevent exposure before it poses a risk. This approach involves regularly inspecting homes, especially those built before 1978, for lead-based paints, checking water supplies for lead contamination, and ensuring that soil around residences is free from lead. Implementing primary prevention measures means addressing potential lead sources before they cause harm, thereby eliminating the risk of lead poisoning at its root. By staying vigilant and taking preventative actions, you can ensure a safe and lead-free environment for yourself and your loved ones.