Arsenic in rice can harm your health. Consumer Reports' 2026 tests identify rices low in arsenic. Plus CR has tips for reducing the risk from arsenic in rice.

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Rice can carry a risk: inorganic arsenic, a dangerous form of a heavy metal and known carcinogen.

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