Growing microplastic pollution poses health risks, but new research offers hope. A study reveals that colorful fruits and vegetables, rich in anthocyanins, may combat microplastic damage.

Their findings, published in Science of The Total Environment contribute to a better understanding of the global microplastic cycle. Microplastics are now found almost everywhere—in household ...

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Microplastic hotspots along the Texas coast were investigated, revealing fewer particles than expected despite known pollution incidents. The highest concentrations were near river mouths, with ...

That’s at least how it works in clean environments. But experiments show that when bees are exposed to microplastic pollution, their memory gets so muddled they may forget the scents associated ...

Significant associations seen for high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. (HealthDay News) — Microplastic exposure may increase the risk for chronic diseases, according to a study presented ...

There are trillions of microplastic particles, ranging in size from about one micrometer to a few millimeters, on Earth. Many of these particles end up in the oceans, where they disrupt nutrient ...

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PARIS: “Alarming” levels of microplastic have been found in major rivers across Europe according to scientists in 14 studies published simultaneously on Monday. “The pollution is present in ...