Thousands of microscopic plastics in the air of homes, offices and cars may be endangering our health, according to a new ...

The actual amount of microplastics released from this household staple is likely even higher than scientists estimate.

Microplastics are suspected to harm reproductive, digestive and respiratory health, potentially leading to infertility, colon ...

From rice to bottled water, you may be ingesting microplastics. However, there are some simple ways to minimize your exposure ...

New research has revealed that hot drinks may be an even bigger source of microplastics than was previously realised ...

And plastic water bottles. Under certain circumstances, these bottles, particularly single-use ones as they are not as ...

Consuming any liquid from a plastic water bottle is one of the surest ways to consume microplastics, with single-use plastic ...

"We've got to do something to slow down the momentum ... but there's got to be some kind of emotional anchor." ...

Research continues to link microplastics and additives with health concerns – this week, a leading researcher said they were ...

They're invisible, but omnipresent. Microplastics - the fragments produced by the breakdown of plastic - find their way onto ...

Microplastics have even been found inside our bones – but what impact are they having on our health? Here's everything we ...