Mercury in fish
Fish is an important part of a healthy diet, but studies suggest that frequently eating species with high mercury levels may
interfere with the health benefits that the omega fatty acids found in fish would otherwise provide. Avoiding high mercury
fish is especially important for pregnant and breastfeeding women, those who may become pregnant and young children.
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Energy drinks
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Bagged salads
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Soft drinks
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Mercury in tuna
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Food choking hazards
Even nutritious foods can be dangerous to babies and kids. 
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Is that safe to eat?
Know when to toss the food in your fridge or cupboard
