How much arsenic is safe in apple juice? FDA proposes new rule

The Food and Drug Administration recently proposed 10 parts per million as the safe level for inorganic apple juice. This threshold is the result of a protracted battle featuring Dr. Oz, arsenic, "Good Morning America," the head of the Centers for Disease Control and prevention, and the FDA. Sounds like a dangerous mixture. The truth is, we consume more arsenic than one would think, apple juice drinker or not. 

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