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Lisa Fletcher

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA), Baltimore Sun, KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA), EIN News, NewsBreak, WPEC-TV (West Palm Beach, FL), KATU-TV (Portland, OR), WBMA-TV (Birmingham, AL), KUTV-TV (Salt Lake City, UT), WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI), WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH) and
Investigative reporter. Crazy about my husband, all animals & vegan cupcakes. RT's ≠ endorsements. @LisaFletcherReports
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FDA says infant formula is safe; Critics say agency left out key information

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
With two recent outbreaks of botulism and findings of emerging contaminants, some experts say serious questions remain about the safety and regulation of an industry charged with feeding the nation's most vulnerable population. In a detailed review, the FDA has labeled infant formula as 'safe,' although contaminants were found.
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Exclusive lab tests show toxic 'forever' chemicals in America's tap water

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Alex Brauer Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
Washington DC, November 21, 2022 updated through Oct 9, 2025 — Toxic “forever” chemicals are seeping into the water Americans drink every day. The more we learn about the potential health impacts of these chemicals, the more serious the problem becomes. As the EPA takes bold steps to try to limit PFAS contamination, Spotlight on America conducted a series of exclusive lab tests and discovered just how widespread the contamination of America’s water system is.
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Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
Parents, pediatricians, attorneys general and many state lawmakers agree: toxic heavy metals like arsenic and lead should not be in baby food. But despite years of calls for change, there are still no universal protections for infants and young children. Now, as new science is pinpointing the danger like never before, one member of Congress says he is gaining momentum to address it. Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains.
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Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist A team of researchers studied baby teeth to reveal metal exposures at specific windows in time (Photo: Mt. Sinai Health System)
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Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist A team of researchers studied baby teeth to reveal metal exposures at specific windows in time (Photo: Mt. Sinai Health System)
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Baby teeth reveal toxic metal risks to developing brains; Federal limits still don't exist Original

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| National Spotlight On America
Parents, pediatricians, attorneys general and many state lawmakers agree: toxic heavy metals like arsenic and lead should not be in baby food. But despite years of calls for change, there are still no universal protections for infants and young children. Now, as new science is pinpointing the danger like never before, one member of Congress says he is gaining momentum to address it. Groundbreaking new research is using baby teeth to identify when children may be most vulnerable to toxic exposures.
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Bad drugs could threaten US troops: Inside lab doing groundbreaking tests to address it

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Alex Brauer Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
NEW HAVEN, Ct. (7News) — For years we've been investigating poorly made generic drugs, but now, a new chapter: What if the same problems we've been reporting on could affect the readiness of U.S. troops? We got an exclusive look inside a Connecticut lab that's testing the military's drug supply. What they're finding could have serious implications for national security.
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson, Nathan Aaron
| WSYX-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable Roundup has been the subject of questions about human health risks for years (Photo: SBG)
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Roundup has been the subject of questions about human health risks for years (Photo: SBG) A major ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on an issue we’ve been covering for years: the safety of the weedkiller Roundup and who gets to decide whether it should carry a cancer warning. It was one of the most closely watched cases of the Supreme Court term.
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
WASHINGTON (7News) — A major ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on an issue we’ve been covering for years: the safety of the weedkiller Roundup and who gets to decide whether it should carry a cancer warning. It was one of the most closely watched cases of the Supreme Court term.
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson
| KRCG-TV (New Bloomfield, MO) Verified
WASHINGTON (7News) — A major ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on an issue we’ve been covering for years: the safety of the weedkiller Roundup and who gets to decide whether it should carry a cancer warning. It was one of the most closely watched cases of the Supreme Court term. The justices ruled 7-2 in favor of Roundup's maker, Monsanto, holding that federal law prevents states from requiring Roundup to carry a cancer warning when the EPA has approved a label without one.
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson
| WJAC-TV (Johnstown, PA) Verified
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US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Young Richardson, Nathan Aaron
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
US Supreme Court ruling could change how chemical companies are held accountable Roundup has been the subject of questions about human health risks for years (Photo: SBG)
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FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Millions of infants rely on formula, and the Food and Drug Administration recently declared America's supply safe. But with two recent outbreaks of botulism and findings of emerging contaminants, some experts say serious questions remain about the safety and regulation of an industry charged with feeding the nation's most vulnerable population. FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.
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FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.
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FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
Millions of infants rely on formula, and the Food and Drug Administration recently declared America's supply safe. But with two recent outbreaks of botulism and findings of emerging contaminants, some experts say serious questions remain about the safety and regulation of an industry charged with feeding the nation's most vulnerable population. FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.
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FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.
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FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WSYX-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
FDA says infant formula is safe. Critics say agency left out key information.
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