An ordinary cup of tea may hold more than just an aromatic brew. New research conducted by Spanish scientists reveals that ...

Water filters, HEPA vacuums, and natural fiber clothing are some of the tools you can use to reduce your exposure to ...

New evidence shows plant leaves absorb airborne microplastics, a previously overlooked route for the particles to enter crops ...

It’s clear that microplastics, particularly those found in water and food sources, may be playing a more significant role in ...

Most accounts of the history of chewing gum take us back a couple of millenia to the Mayans of Mesoamerica who tasted the sap of the sapodilla tree and discovered that it did not disintegrate in the ...

Microplastics have previously been detected throughout the human body including in the blood, saliva, liver, kidneys, lungs, ...

Water filters made from untreated wood can remove more than 99 per cent of particles, taking out many harmful bacteria and microplastics ...

Researchers at WellnessPulse have determined roughly how much plastic people have ingested by the time they reach each decade ...

New research is finding that microplastics can hamper plant growth, which could have devastating impacts on our food supply.

Microplastics are in everything we use, but how are we exposed, and what harm do they cause to us? Eyewitness News spoke to an expert who explained the details.

Microplastics are particles that are smaller than a grain of rice – and they are everywhere, according to a sampling campaign ...

It’s unclear exactly what microplastics do to the body, but doctors agree it’s best to minimize your risks by reducing exposure ...