The Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control is a federal
agency established to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in
private homes and low-income housing. The Healthy Homes program
also helps prevent disease and injuries that result from
housing-related hazards such as radon, poor indoor air quality
and even poor lighting that can lead to falls. The CDC estimates
more than 11,000 people die each year from preventable
unintentional injuries, including falls, fires and poisonings in
unsafe homes. This program would lose $10 million. Department of
Homeland Security, Office of Health Affairs The Office of Health
Affairs in the Department of Homeland Security is something
Americans want to be fully operational if terrorists attack the
country using chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear
weapons. It serves as the department's authority for all medical
and health issues. The office also provides experts to the
department's leadership, builds national plans in case of
terrorist attacks, helps first res