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    New Technology Could Create a Nation of Salmon Detectives
    Many eaters who were stunned by a recent study showing that farmed Atlantic salmon is frequently sold as wild Pacific salmon in Puget Sound area restaurants were equally surprised that the groundbreaking research was conducted by undergraduates.
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    Omega-3s from fish are best
    FishRadio from the At-Sea Processors Association in Alaska reports on studies showing that Omega-3 oils from fish are a more valuable nutrient than those from plant sources.
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    CBS NEWS: Something fishy going on in U.S. seafood market?
    Think you're eating red snapper? According to a new report, it actually might be a fish of a different color entirely.
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    Dr. Andrew Weil: Pregnant? Eat Fish!

    For the last several years, many pregnant women have been seriously limiting -- or scrupulously avoiding -- fish in their diets. This is largely due to a 2004 advisory from the Food and Drug Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency recommending that pregnant women limit fish consumption to 12 ounces -- roughly two average meals -- per week, and that they eat varieties of fish and shellfish that are low in mercury (here's the whole advisory).

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    U-Conn study finds fish oil may reduce Postpartum Depression symptoms
    There are many advantages to eating fish or taking fish oil supplements as part of a healthy diet.

    But new research out of the University of Connecticut shows that the omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil is particularly beneficial to pregnant women, as it appears to reduce symptoms of postpartum depression.
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33 Fishing Community Members Say Permit Bank, Giacalone are pluses for Gloucester

This permit bank is a true local treasure for our fishing community and related businesses. Its existence has been one of the only positive things to come to this fishing community in decades.