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Good Housekeeping magazine suggests to avoid canned tuna due to mercury levels

By September 13, 2010Got Mercury?

Good Housekeeping magazine asks the question in their September 2010 edition:  “Is your tuna toxic?” and suggests to simply not eat canned tuna due to high mercury levels

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