Lead screenings are down, help arrives in a book

When parents read with little ones, they often choose timeless favorites, including books such as “Good Night Moon,” “The Hungry Caterpillar” or “The Velveteen Rabbit.”Now, a non-fiction title is poised to join the list: “Happy, Healthy, Lead-Free...

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