Nightly News | October 22, 2012
No nutritional difference between organic, conventional foods
In a report published Monday in the American Academy of Pediatrics, doctors found there is no direct evidence that consuming an organic diet leads to improved health or lower risk of disease. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> also tonight, the first time america's baby doctors are weighing in on the debate a lot of parents have faced over organic foods . while a lot of parents feed their kids fruits that are organic, and vegetables because they think they're doing the right thing, the nation's pediatricians say there just is not any proof that organic is safer or has more transition. this was in addition to the study at stanford university .