Category : Plastics


Study Challenges Microplastics in Human Body Claims

Recent analysis suggests earlier findings of plastic particles in human organs may be compromised by laboratory contamination and methodological issues, raising questions about the evidence.

Hot Drinks in Plastic Cups Release More Microplastics

New research reveals hot food and drink cause plastic containers to shed millions of microplastic particles. Choosing iced coffee could significantly reduce your exposure. Learn how to protect yourself.

Scientists urged to unite in microplastics health debate

A scientific dispute over methods for detecting microplastics in human bodies risks stalling vital health research. Experts warn this 'ozone moment' requires urgent collaboration to counter industry doubt and protect public health.

Microplastics in Human Body Studies Reassessed

Leading scientists challenge high-profile findings of microplastics in brains and placentas, citing potential false positives. Discover the real state of the science and what it means for your health.

Scientists question microplastics health damage evidence

Exclusive: Major studies detecting microplastics in brains, hearts and placentas face scrutiny as experts warn of contamination errors and false positives. Discover the implications for public health and policy.

Surprising foods that contain microplastics

From chewing gum to apples, discover the unexpected foods harbouring microplastics and get expert advice on how to cut your daily intake of these contaminants.

Microplastics harming ocean's climate defence

New research reveals microplastics are damaging the ocean's vital 'biological carbon pump', reducing its ability to absorb CO2. Urgent action on plastic pollution is needed.

Top 5 Hidden Microplastic Sources in Your Home

A wellness expert reveals the top five surprising sources of DNA-damaging microplastics in UK homes, from tea bags to cutting boards. Discover how to reduce your exposure.

Hidden Household Microplastic Dangers Exposed

A wellness expert reveals the top five surprising sources of DNA-damaging microplastics in UK homes, from tea bags to cutting boards. Discover how to reduce your exposure.

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