According to Consumer Reports, researchers found that some dark chocolate bars contain cadmium and lead - two heavy metals linked to health problems.

As we all know, chocolate is a popular treat around the holidays (well, pretty much year-round). However, a new report found that dark chocolate in particular…has a dark side.

Consumer Reports on Monday urged four chocolate producers to commit by Valentine's Day to reduce the amounts of lead and cadmium in their dark chocolate products, after testing revealed harmful ...

Heavy metals in dark chocolate don't have to ruin your Easter. Here are some dark chocolate brands without lead and cadmium.

The Margin Pregnant women and young kids may want to avoid dark chocolate, new study warns Consumer Reports claims brands like Trader Joe’s, Hershey’s and Godiva have unsafe levels of these ...

CR's latest article on heavy metals in chocolates advised readers that "kids and pregnant people should consume dark chocolate sparingly, if at all, because heavy metals pose the highest risk to ...

Research has found that some dark chocolate bars contain cadmium and lead—two heavy metals linked to a host of health problems in children and adults, according to research done by Consumer Reports.

Dark chocolate, in moderation, may help incrementally lower blood pressure if you eat small pieces of 70% cacao regularly.

Bad news, chocolate fans. Turns out there could be a dangerous ingredient lurking in your post-dinner bite of dark chocolate. And while we live in a world where you have to assume some ambiguity ...

Fox News Digital asked French pastry chef Jacque Torres and another chocolate expert to speak on whether dark or milk chocolate is healthier than the other.