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Some studies suggest Norwegian salmon is safe for consumption with low contaminant levels, while other studies highlight potential ecological and health risks from pathogens, parasites, and higher PCB concentrations in farmed salmon.
The safety and health implications of consuming Norwegian farmed salmon have been a topic of significant research. Concerns primarily revolve around the presence of contaminants, pathogens, and parasites in the fish, which could pose risks to human health.
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Research indicates that Norwegian farmed salmon is generally safe for consumption, with decreasing levels of harmful contaminants and minimal risk of pathogen and parasite transmission. While organically farmed salmon may have higher contaminant levels, they are still within safe limits. The presence of pathogens like PRV in both wild and farmed salmon does not pose a significant health risk to humans. Overall, the safety measures and monitoring in place ensure that Norwegian farmed salmon remains a healthy food choice.
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