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MSNBC.COM - The apple and grape juice your kids are drinking may have arsenic at levels high enough to increase their risk of cancer and other chronic diseases, according to a new study by Consumer ...

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A Consumer Reports study published on Wednesday is raising new questions about levels of heavy metals in popular fruit juices. The study, which tested 45 juices, including apple, grape, pear and juice ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration this week announced steps to limit lead in apple juice and other juices to help reduce Americans' exposure to the toxic heavy metal. The draft action came more ...

Concerns about arsenic levels in apple and grape juice have prompted the Everett Public Schools to stop serving the juices. An announcement on Friday said that the district would replace them with ...

Juice boxes are a lunchbox staple. Health-conscious, sugar-concerned parents may encourage their kids to drink water, but the sweet, crisp kick of fruit juice is clearly a kid favorite. The compromise ...

When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. Fruit juice’s health halo has ...