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New, more cautious guides to eating fish.(Brief Article)

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The fish paradox: Their highly healthful essential oils most likely contain toxic pollutants. What's a thoughtful person to do?

You might want to check out the "Healthy Fish, Healthy Families" brochure and pocket guide available on the Internet at www.mercuryaction.org/fish.

The brochure provides more cautious, more comprehensive recommendations than the Food and Drag Administration (FDA) and Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) recently released guidelines.

Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) and the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals (ARHP) released the brochure last July.

"Healthy Fish, Healthy Families" provides advice for parents to help them choose what kind of fish and how much fish they and their young children can most safely eat.

"Millions of ...

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