Tiny fragments of microplastics are making their way deep inside our bodies in concerning quantities, significantly through our food and drink.

To consume less microplastics, swap out plastic cups for reusable alternatives, avoid processed foods and drink filtered tap ...

Discover why the FSSAI has reclassified bottled water as a high-risk food and the health risks associated with microplastics ...

Microplastics, according to Harvard Medicine, are tiny particles that break off of plastic as it degrades. And while more ...

In some cases, up to 90% of particles were removed thanks to the boiling and filtering process, although the effectiveness varied depending on the type of water.

While drinking water from plastic bottles isn’t acutely dangerous, more and more microplastics are being ingested by humans.

AllClear said that going on holiday in regions where the tap water is tasty allows travellers to forgo purchases of bottled ...

Researchers found some human brains now contain up to seven grammes of plastic - as much as it takes to make a small spoon ...

COIMBATORE: The water analysis wing of the Health and Preventive Medicines Department has decided to stop using plastic ...

people are not keeping a distance from plastic and still drink water in plastic bottles. Let us tell you what harm drinking water in a plastic bottle will cause to your health. Harmful effects of ...

Credit: iStock Microplastics in the body increase the risk of heart disease, hormonal disbalance and more. While the research ...

However, plastic bottles, commonly used for storing and drinking water, pose significant health risks due to the release of harmful chemicals and substances into the water. Despite government ...