Baby Food Testing for Heavy Metals May Be Required in California
California is poised to pass a new law requiring baby food sold in that state to be tested every month for toxic heavy metals.
California is poised to pass a new law requiring baby food sold in that state to be tested every month for toxic heavy metals.
An autism lawsuit filed by the parents of a young boy was dismissed after a California judge rejected testimony linking the ailment to his consumption of heavy metals in baby…
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