The latest controversy lining grocery shelves? Apple juice. A user on X (formerly Twitter) posted a thread Monday about “applejuiceification and the illusion of choice,” showcasing how many of ...

A popular beverage was added to the list in late August: Walmart's apple juice, due to high levels of arsenic. Keep reading to learn more about health concerns and how you can protect yourself.

But Consumer Reports is taking issue with the limit, arguing that it is still too high and could pose a health risk to children. Arsenic can enter apple juice through a number of ways, including ...

"I would not take apple juice out of my kids containers right now," Oz, the father of four, said. But it's "misleading to claim that all of the organic arsenic is safe," he said, and he hopes his ...

More From Newsweek Vault: What Is a Health Savings Account? A file photo of apple Juice. Bottles of apple juice recalled earlier this month were given a Class II risk rating by the FDA because of ...