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Is Salmon Good For Weight Loss? What Happens To Your Body 2022? - Vimarsana News

Is Salmon Good For Weight Loss? What Happens To Your Body 2022?

Salmon may be one of the best foods to lose weight. Find out why salmon is good for weight loss & how to include it in a healthy diet 2023.

Should you eat fish from the Mississippi River? Depends which state you ask. - Vimarsana News

Should you eat fish from the Mississippi River? Depends which state you ask.

Fish consumption advisories for the Mississippi River are issued at the state level, so different agencies can offer conflicting advice throughout the basin. The lack of clarity makes it difficult to make informed health decisions along the shared body of water, experts say — particularly for low-income subsistence fishers and people who catch and eat fish in multiple states.

Source: wrkf.org
Should you eat fish from the Mississippi River? Depends which state you ask - Vimarsana News

Should you eat fish from the Mississippi River? Depends which state you ask

The patchwork system of consumption advisories is confusing and potentially hazardous to people's health.

DEC Announces Survey to Monitor Striped Bass Health in New York - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation - Vimarsana News

DEC Announces Survey to Monitor Striped Bass Health in New York - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation

DEC announced a two-year study to monitor the health and contaminant loads of Atlantic striped bass in New York’s marine waters.

Source: ny.gov
Fish contaminated with PFAS found in lakes and waterways that lead to Rock River - Vimarsana News

Fish contaminated with PFAS found in lakes and waterways that lead to Rock River

State agencies issued new fish consumption guidance Wednesday for bodies of water that lead into Rock County after testing showed high enough levels of a type of PFAS, which are