Medicine's Ryan Marino explains what to do about pesticides

Toxicologists explain the dirty dozen list and what to do if you’re concerned about pesticides

Eating Well: Ryan Marino, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, emphasized that pesticide traces on produce are below harmful levels, washing is always advisable, and the benefits of eating fruits and vegetables outweigh theoretical risks. He noted organic labeling doesn’t always mean safer and recommended consulting a dietitian for balanced dietary choices.