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July 18, 2008

Fish Consumption Advisories

matt simcikA diet that includes fish provides an excellent source of low-fat protein and may reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes.

But fish can contain contaminants such as mercury that can harm human health.

Matt Simcik, a University of Minnesota professor of environmental health sciences, says pregnant women and young children are most at risk. He recommends following the Minnesota fish consumption guidelines.

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