The larger the fish, the more mercury they may have. This plays into which ... yellowfin on its standard list. It does ...

However, the consumption of some fish also exposes people to the most hazardous form of mercury, methylmercury. This accumulates in fish (especially those species higher up the food chain, such as ...

But does tinned tuna really contain ‘toxic’ amounts ... only one ‘might’ have exceeded the legal mercury limit, suggesting that most UK supermarket tuna complies with safety standards.

RFK, Jr. fought mercury pollution for years, but he is now in an administration that wants to make it easier for industries ...

And does it still count as a good source of protein? Let's see. Read more: 7 Must-Have Canned Foods ... of canned (or fresh) ...

"That tuna sandwich you have every day might be the culprit for ... that's rich in protein vitamins and minerals - also contains mercury, so consuming the fish regularly can cause the toxic ...

"FDA does stand behind the process ... are nutritious and have very little mercury, but Lasser says he thinks tuna is particularly important because it's so popular and readily available.