A recent report from Healthy Babies Bright Futures found that infant rice cereal has six times more arsenic than other types of infant cereal. That finding builds on the evidence from previous studies, including one from Consumer Reports.
Maggie Norton
Maggie is the Research Manager at Child Care Aware® of America. She uses data and mapping to determine inequities in communities to help CCAoA target efforts and policy to meet the needs of vulnerable populations.
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Report: Arsenic in Nine Brands of Infant Cereal
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Maggie Norton on March 20, 2018
Topics: Health & Safety
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