The findings of a new study indicate infant feces contains as much as 10 times the level of microplastic particles as found in adults, raising concerns about potential health risks.
A new study warns that some baby bottles, when heated, release a large amount of microplastics, which are then consumed by infants.
A new study finds microplastics are present in every human organ and could potentially work as a carcinogen.
A new study's findings suggest most humans have microplastics in them, most likely from the food we eat.