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3:16Now PlayingWisner Baum managing partner R. Brent Wisner joins Spotlight on America's Lisa Fletcher to discuss groundbreaking new research on heavy metals in baby food — and how litigation and state laws are forcing change where the FDA won't. A new Mount Sinai study using baby teeth, which capture toxic exposures layer by layer like tree rings, reveals that babies are most vulnerable to metals like lead between six and nine months old — right when baby food is typically introduced. Yet five years after a congressional report found dangerous levels of heavy metals in baby food, the FDA still has no enforceable limits. Wisner, who represents families suing major baby food makers on behalf of children harmed by heavy metals, says state testing laws are already working: many of the worst offenders are now testing non-detect for toxic metals.
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Air date: June 29,2026 | WKRG-TV
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