Study raises concerns over heavy metal exposure from popular fish sold in Egypt
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For many Egyptian families, fish is a staple on the table: affordable, rich in protein and widely considered a healthier alternative to red meat. However, a new study suggests that some popular marine fish sold in Egyptian markets may also carry a hidden risk, as they can contain heavy metals that accumulate in the body over time.
Published in Scientific Reports, the study examined 250 samples of three commonly consumed fish species: flathead grey mullet, known locally as bouri, sardines and mac
Published in Scientific Reports, the study examined 250 samples of three commonly consumed fish species: flathead grey mullet, known locally as bouri, sardines and mac
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