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Too much mercury in tuna?
Consumer Reports tests of canned tuna found levels so high that it's advising pregnant women to avoid canned tuna. And children should also limit how much tuna they eat.
Consumer Reports tests of canned tuna found levels so high that it's advising pregnant women to avoid canned tuna. And children should also limit how much tuna they eat.
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