| Occupational | | Plumbers, pipe fitters | | Lead miners | | Lead smelters and refiners | | Painters | | Auto repairers | | Glass manufacturers | | Shipbuilders | | Printers | | Plastic manufacturers | | Police officers | | Steel welders or cutters | | Construction workers (especially renovation and rehabilitation) | | Rubber product manufacturers | | Gas station attendants (past exposure) | | Battery manufacturers | | Battery recyclers | | Bridge reconstruction workers | | Firing range instructors | | | Homes/Buildings | | Lead-containing paint/pigment | | Soil/dust near lead industries, roadways, lead-painted homes | | Plumbing leachate | | Ceramic ware (especially imported) | | Leaded gasoline | | Vinyl miniblinds* | | Hobbies and related activities | | Glazed pottery making | | Target shooting at firing ranges | | Lead soldering (eg, electronics) | | Painting | | Preparing lead shot, fishing sinkers | | Stained-glass making | | Car or boat repair | | Home remodeling | | Other sources | | Folk remedies (Mexican: azarcon, greta; Asian: ba-baw-san, bali goli) | | Tobacco smoking | | Cosmetics | | Moonshine whiskey | | Gasoline "huffing" | | Ayurvedic medications | |
