seafood consumption

Quick Update: So, we got Health Day's attention and they produced, as promised, another article that was a little less bias and a little more inclusive this time around. Their re-write can be found here.

There's an old newsroom saying, "If it bleeds, it leads." You know the one that claims violence, gore and conflict drives readership and viewership? It's the same one that relegates good news to a sub header below the fold or pushes it to a back page or even to the newsroom floor. It's a fact, good news just doesn't make the same kind of waves that bad news does and when it comes to seafood that's never been more true.

Seafood Choices: Balancing Risks and Benefits Authors:       Institute of Medicine Committee on Nutrient Relationships in Seafood Institute of Medicine of the National Academies Journal:          IOM Report, October 2006