Microplastics from ultra-processed foods are accumulating in brain tissue at alarming rates, with the highest concentrations ...

Most of us spend a fair amount of time thinking about what we put into our bodies. The food we eat, the water we drink, the ...

We can’t remove what we can’t measure — and that’s exactly the problem a $144 million program is built to solve.

They’ve been found in our lungs, brains and arteries — and until now, nobody could measure how much is inside us.

Microplastics can lower your testosterone and may be interfering with you sexual health. Here's what the latest research says ...

There's no way to completely avoid microplastics. The good news is that there are steps you can take to reduce your exposure—especially in your food. Our FDA source says that one of the most effective ...

Microplastics in the air are contributing to climate change.

Tiny plastic particles drifting in Earth’s atmosphere could have a significant warming effect, a new study finds ...

The report estimates the average individual intake is estimated at around 130 milligrams of microplastics per year.

Silicone, glass or stainless steel - none of it matters if we can't measure what's already inside the human body.

Does silicone have microplastics? Learn what experts say about silicone safety, how it compares to plastic and what to look ...

Marine microplastics affect algae's ability to grow and photosynthesize. Researchers have now calculated what impact this has ...