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Utlenrtq of UT 6:34AM July 14, 2009

It appears that the FDA has discovered lead in women's vitamins, pre-natal vitamins and children's vitamins:
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/pbvitami.html
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/09/lead-in-vitamins.php
Could someone research if this is an issue?

ken of CA 5:51PM September 15, 2008

You're committing public health malpractice by suggesting that tuna is a high-mercury fish like King Mackerel and Shark. It's simply not true.
It's remarkable that this myth has persisted, but that doesn't make it true.
Tuna is a low-mercury fish, compared to most seafood varieties enjoyed by Americans. And it brings probably the best bargain of omega-3 fatty acids per dollar of any fish in the sea.
A remarkable report from the Center for Consumer Freedom (http://www.mercuryfacts.org) recently found that America's poorest children were being denied the IQ benefits of omega-3s because of an irrational fear of tuna.
There's no reason for US News to perpetuate it.

David of VA 1:07PM September 12, 2008