Manufacturers attempted to exclude expert witness testimony presented in a toxic baby food lawsuit that alleges metal contamination caused a child to develop autism and ADHD.
Some of the baby food products contained 177 times the amount of lead considered safe for infants.
A Congressional report found levels of heavy metals in many popular baby food products were often dozens of times higher than recommended safety limits.
Researchers suggest exposure to certain pollutants are more likely to cause miscarriage based on the gender of the unborn child.
