The presence of microplastics in our food and soil has become a global-level crisis. A young girl named Anushka Sable has ...

A study reveals microplastics in human reproductive tissues, highlighting serious health risks. Learn about the impact and ...

The study reviewed approximately 3,000 research papers and identified potential links between airborne microplastics and ...

The researchers initially believed that handling and packaging seafood might introduce microplastics, but the findings varied ...

Fish and shrimp are full of tiny particles from clothing, packaging and other plastic products, that could affect our health.

I t is nearly impossible to avoid microplastics in today's world. Microplastics are everywhere: in the air we breathe, the ...

The review estimates that between 10 to 40 million tonnes of microplastics enter ecosystems annually. If current trends persist, this figure could double by 2040.

Research from the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain found that individual tea bags steeped in boiling water can ...

While completely avoiding microplastics is unrealistic in modern society, experts shared with Newsweek practical steps you can take to minimize your exposure.

A new review found that the microplastics we breathe in are tied to infertility, colon cancer, and poor lung function. Here's how these tiny particles of plastic harm our health.

Using modern evidence of lead pollution and its health effects, the international team calculates that ... (Joseph McConnell) No amount of lead in the blood or body is safe, but the higher the ...