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'Throw it away,' says the FDA to shoppers who may have bought Walmart shrimp exposed to radioactive contamination

FDA warns shoppers against eating frozen shrimp from Walmart due to possible exposure to Cesium-137.

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FDA warns against eating certain shrimp sold at Walmart amid investigation into radioactive contamination

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Walmart’s ‘radioactive shrimp’ recall isn’t a reason to fear irradiated food

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As 90% Of Adults Stress Over Food Prices, Are Radioactive Shrimp A Result Of Cost Cutting?

raw frozen shrimp, sold under the retailer’s Great Value brand, were being pulled from shelves after U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) testing detected traces of Cesium-137, a man-made radioact...

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FDA Recalls Walmart Frozen Shrimp Over Radioactive Contamination Concerns

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Do Not Eat the Radioactive Shrimp!

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FDA recalls possibly radioactive shrimp sold at Walmart | Morning in America

Dr. Omer Awan, a radiologist at the University of Maryland, joins “Morning in America” to explain what the recall means for consumers.

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FDA Issues ‘Do Not Eat’ Warning For Shrimp Sold At Walmart

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Was radioactive shrimp sold in Louisiana? FDA recalls some Walmart brands for contamination

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The Good News About Those “Radioactive Shrimp”

Further testing revealed a small amount of the Cesium-137, or Cs-137, actually in one sample of breaded shrimp (at which port, they didn’t say). The discovery was enough for the FDA to recommend that Walmart stores stop selling specific Great Value shrimp products,

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Oh, Fun, FDA Tests Found Radiation in This Major Grocery Brand’s Shrimp

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning that Great Value brand shrimp sold at Walmart in 12 U.S. states contained unsafe levels of the radioactive isotope cesium-137. Although not enough to cause acute radiation poisoning—which could cause serious health issues or even death—repeated exposure over a long period could increase risk for cardiovascular disease and cancer.