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This information, based on current scientific knowledge, includes evidence-based recommendations to help you reduce your exposure to arsenic. While some may not be appropriate or possible for everyone, follow the suggestions that make sense for you. Any step taken to reduce exposure to arsenic makes a difference in lowering your chances of arsenic-related health risks.

This website is intended to provide comprehensive information about arsenic, its human health impacts, how to reduce exposure and current research. It is not intended for use in medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have specific health concerns about potential exposure(s) to arsenic, you should contact your health care provider, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and/or your state or regional poison control center.

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