Yeah, I love sentences like this:

Asked if it can be said with certainty that differences in regulations mean people in the U.S. have developed cancers that they would not have developed if they'd been eating exclusively in Europe, Millstone said that was "almost certainly the conclusion that we could reach."

...almost certainly the conclusion that we could reach.

What is being said, actually? It’s really just “No.”, right?

Of course, when given a choice, I'd rather not eat Potassium bromate.