A study published by the Center for Disease Control just made a radical recommendation: after-school programs should stop serving 100 percent apple ju...

Last week, the news broke that Consumer Reports had found traces of arsenic in apple juice. Naturally, I was alarmed. Although we don't keep juice in the house, my kids do drink apple juice in restaurants and friend's houses. Could I have unintentionally exposed them to poison?

It's true – apple juice can pose a risk to your health. But not necessarily from the trace amounts of arsenic that people are arguing about. De...

Arsenic levels in some apple juice and grape juice samples tested higher than what's considered safe, according to a study by Consumer Reports. Th...