Scientists are finding microplastics throughout the human body. Here are some simple strategies to reduce your exposure.

It may be time to find America’s next top bottle. In a new scientific paper ... “Beyond bottled water, significant dietary sources of microplastics are alcohol and seafood,” the researchers ...

Microplastics are everywhere, even in our brains but experts explain how we can limit our exposure to these insidious ...

Credit: Illustration by Stephen Kelly / Getty Images Microplastics ... in household water supplies and bottled water. Toxicologist Matthew Campen, from the University of New Mexico and a named ...

When it comes to sources of microplastics, water bottles, plastic bags ... but also marine life. In their new study, the team set out to understand whether or not researchers should be focusing ...

These particles can be found in various foods, including seafood, fish, crustaceans, salt, sugar, honey, bottled water ... new standards and government regulations related to microplastics will ...

"Given the widespread presence of microplastics in the environment, completely eliminating exposure is unrealistic." ...

A new study shows that humans who drink water from plastic bottles consume as many as 90,000 microplastic particles a year.

and is at risk of being carried up the trail on hikers’ boots or in their water bottles. An invasive species to New Zealand, lindavia most likely made its way there from North America ...

Just eight years later, in 2024, liver levels had skyrocketed to 3,420 µg/g on average, while the amount of microplastics ... from drinking out of plastic water bottles. "Bottled water alone ...

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