One in four rice samples from more than 100 different store brands contained dangerous levels of arsenic, a new investigation found. Here’s what to do.

California-grown rice had the lowest overall heavy metal content making it an excellent choice to reduce overall exposure, according to study author Jane Houlihan.

New testing reveals that virtually all rice sold in the U.S. contains arsenic and cadmium, with one-fourth of samples ...

A new report is raising concerns about elevated levels of arsenic and other heavy metals in rice products sold across the United States.Healthy Babies Bright Futures, a nonprofit focused on children's ...

Samples of store-bought rice from more than 100 different brands purchased in the United States contained dangerously high levels of arsenic and cadmium, according to a new report shared first ...

“Studies have shown the processing used to create instant rice can create additional toxins, and the ready-to-heat products ...

A new report released by advocacy group Healthy Babies Bright Futures found elevated levels of arsenic and other heavy metals in a wide range of samples conducted nationwide.

If your child likes rice, you could give them a variety of other whole grains, such as oats, barley, quinoa and farro, which all have less arsenic than rice. The academy says you should try to ...

The independent lab also tested another 66 samples of nine ancient grains: amaranth, barley, buckwheat, bulgur, couscous, farro, millet, quinoa and spelt. Results showed rice purchased by shoppers ...

"Our son, who hates eggs, moved out to uni, and the ease of eating this for weeknight dinners made that initial sadness a ...