Posted on 18/10/06
Nutritional scales tip in fish's favour
Ever since studies demonstrated lower rates of dying from heart disease among Greenland Inuit, North Americans have been told repeatedly to eat more fish. But concerns over potential harm from chemical contaminants in fish have left many people confused about what type of fish is safe to eat -- or if they should steer clear of it all together.
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