The tart red berry of Nordic kitchens and Newfoundland “partridgeberry” jam is also a folk urinary remedy, and its juice, blended with cranberry, is in some of the best-known bladder-infection trials. Here’s what it’s used for, what the studies show, and why the berry and the leaf are two very different safety stories.
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