A Case Study of Environmental Injustice: The Failure in Flint.

The failure by the city of Flint, Michigan to properly treat its municipal water system after a change in the source of water, has resulted in elevated lead levels in the city's water and an increase in city children's blood lead levels. Lead exposure in young children can lead to decrements in intelligence, development, behavior, attention and other neurological functions. This lack of ability to provide safe drinking water represents a failure to protect the public's health at various governmental levels.

Resource utilization in the management of young patients with syncope in a combat theater of operations.

Unlabelled: Clinical features of young patients presenting with syncope have been underreported.

Methods: Retrospective review using U.S.