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Research-backed insights on microplastics, health, and what you can do about it.
Microplastics are deliberately incorporated into toothpaste formulations. These particles, called primary microplastics, are manufactured at small sizes for industrial purposes [1][2]. They serve as abrasives…
Microplastics do, in fact, break down through a combination of environmental and biological processes. However, the rate of degradation is extremely slow, incomplete, and has…
Microplastics are everywhere, in the oceans, soil, air, food. They’re also a part of nearly everything [3–5]. Some microplastics are actually even manufactured directly (called…
Synthetic Textiles May Be The Largest Contributor of Microplastics
The dominant route of microplastic elimination is through feces. Studies show that over 90% of ingested microplastics larger than 150 µm, or two human hairs,…
Personalized Microplastic Exposure Mapping and Risk Profiles
Microplastics are everywhere in the environment. Each day, millions of microplastic particles enter the waterways. In the ocean, filter-feeding shellfish and small fish ingest microplastic…
Microplastics are consistently found in fish, shellfish, sardines, sprats, and even canned or dried seafood [1–6]. Microplastics have been found in both seafood skins and…
