Chuck Schumer Takes the Poison Apple Juicers Mainstream
Dr. Oz's overblown fears of arsenic levels in apple juice have reached a new level
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It all seemed a like shameless ratings stunt, but the campaign by telegenic daytime TV host Dr. Oz to about arsenic levels in apple juice has been echoed by a new Consumer Reports investigation that contradicts the Food and Drug Administration.
Dr. Oz's overblown fears of arsenic levels in apple juice have reached a new level
The FDA says it's safe; the talk show's fans are scared and angry
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