May 11, 2010
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A new study shows fish in most Minnesota lakes outside the metro area have low or undetectable levels of perfluorinated chemicals. Previous studies have shown fish in many lakes in the Twin Cities have enough PFOS to prompt a health advisory, warning anglers to limit their intake of certain fish. The Minnesota Department of Health's Pat McCann says the biggest health concern outside the metro is mercury in fish.
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