Federal advisory cautions tuna, other fish for pregnant women
The FDA and EPA draft guidance urges limiting tuna to 12 ounces weekly for pregnant or nursing women and those planning pregnancy. It notes tuna mercury varies with higher levels in albacore and steak forms and recommends varied seafood choices, with emphasis on moderation and safety.
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A study led by Edward Orlando finds hormonal effluent from Nebraska cattle feedlots alters minnow reproductive biology. Downstream fish show reduced testosterone and estrogen, with females more affected, suggesting feedlot waste is hormonally active and may prompt stricter EPA livestock rules.
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