Tests conducted by a California nonprofit found high levels of arsenic levels in two bottled water brands. The chemical can cause reproductive harm and cancer, along with organ damage and hormone ...

A spokesperson for Whole Foods, which owns Starkey - the other brand called out in the report for high arsenic levels, told USA TODAY the bottled water complies with FDA standards for heavy metals.

If you’re concerned about arsenic levels, the FDA recommends rinsing rice thoroughly and cooking it in extra water (using a 6:1 water-to-rice ratio), then draining the excess water before serving.

Nearly 10,000 cases of apple juice sold at Walmart stores are being recalled due to elevated levels of arsenic, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

SALEM, Ore. (AP) - Oregon health officials have extended a consumption advisory for clams dug along the coast after testing found high levels of arsenic in gaper clams. The Statesman Journal ...

It would help if there were tighter regulations on industries that contribute to high arsenic levels. For more information, go to Dr. Greger’s nutritionfacts.org and search “arsenic in rice.” Dr. Greg ...