A new lawsuit filed by five sets of parents indicate their children developed autism due to the presence of toxic heavy metals in major baby food products.
U.S. senators are pushing for the FDA to speed up the process of setting actionable levels for heavy metal contamination in baby food.
The FDA has proposed new limits for the amount of lead allowed in processed baby food products in an effort to reduce children's exposure to the toxic heavy metal.
New testing finds there is still a problem with toxic metals in baby food, despite concerns being raised two years ago by a congressional report.
A class action lawsuit claims Simple Truth Organic baby teething wafers contained high levels of arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury.
An interim counsel has been appointed to represent plaintiffs involved in toxic baby food class action lawsuits against Nurture, Inc., while a federal judge considers certification.
A new report warns that hundreds of drinking water systems, and about a million Californians, face water contamination problems which may put public health at risk.
Nearly two dozen attorneys general from across the country are demanding the federal government take swift action to remove toxic heavy metals from baby food.
A product liability lawsuit blames high levels of toxic metals in Nurture, Inc. and Gerber's baby food for a child's autism diagnosis.
A California judge has cleared the way for a baby food heavy metals lawsuit filed by the parents of an autistic child to proceed.
