MDH: Don't eat fish from these Minnesota lakes and rivers

The forever chemicals spoiling EU Easter eggs

The document specifies that commercial eggs, including those from free-range hens, are still safe to eat.

Following a warning from the Dutch Institute for Public Health to the Dutch, the ZPS warns that our eggs, where there is a possibility of soil contamination, may also be exposed to PFAS chemicals. "The risk can be reduced with a few simple measures," they added.

MDH: Don't eat fish from these Minnesota lakes and rivers

Per-and polyfluoralkyl substances. (PFAS), also known as forever chemicals, have reached unsafe levels in some Minnesota waterways, making certain fish unsafe for human consumption.

Authorities in the Netherlands have warned citizens not to consume eggs from chickens raised in the yard because of contamination with PFAS and other hazardous substances. Article Avoid eggs from chickens raised in the yard! The warning from the National Institute for Public Health appears for the first time on Romania TV.

Stop eating eggs from hobby chickens, advises the RIVM, because of the risk of ingesting too much pfas. A sensible plea or panic to...

Eggs are often part of the daily diet of many people, which means that regular consumption of such eggs can pose a serious risk.