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Fruits and Veggies Could Combat the Harmful Effects of Microplastics
A red onion a day may keep the microplastics at bay. Or a serving of raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, or cranberries ...
Closeup photo of freshly picked berries. On the photo there are a mix of berries: blueberry, wild strawberry and raspberry. Antioxidant substances found in fruit, vegetables, grains and even wine ...
Infants and young children are regularly exposed to potentially harmful environmental chemicals—including phthalates, flame retardants, and more—while they sleep, according to a pair of studies ...
Every day, humans unknowingly consume the equivalent of a credit card’s worth of plastic particles, accumulating to approximately 50 plastic bags worth of microplastics annually. These microscopic ...
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Plastic particles can increase intestinal inflammation
A research team led by the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna has investigated a possible link between ...
A body of the world’s leading public health researchers says that the number of children dying from noncommunicable diseases over the past 50 years has gone up dramatically, largely because of ...
The use of plastic plates and cups is now commonplace in our daily lives, especially for informal events, picnics, parties, ...
MANKATO — The harmful effects of plastic on people and the environment has seen a recent surge in interest, experts say, which makes it an ideal time to showcase the award-winning film “Plastic People ...
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