Highlights: Paper cups contain a plastic lining that releases microplastics when exposed to hot beverages

Drinking beverages directly from a can can expose you to harmful bacteria, leading to foodborne illnesses or severe health issues. While it’s...

Plastic materials such as propylene and nylon are used in tea bags which can harm human health and damage environment, the Public Health Ministry...

A viral video showing a man washing a tea container in a train toilet has sparked outrage over food hygiene in Indian railways. The video highlights...

Berries can carry norovirus and hepatitis A, posing health risks. Learn how to reduce contamination with proper hygiene and FDA strategies.

Drinking 3-5 cups of tea daily can reduce mortality risk in patients with chronic kidney disease, especially in the early stages.

Dr Anjani Ganase considers the latest ocean research. Microplastics are everywhere. Some mussels are adapting. Corals continue to lose as the climate...

These Food Delivery Containers Can Cause Cancer A recent online debate has raised concerns about the safety of using plastic food delivery containers....

Highlights: Tea may lower mortality risk in kidney disease patients Drinking 3-5 cups of tea daily lowers o

PFAS in drinking water may cause 4,600-6,800 U.S. cancer cases annually. Learn how these "forever chemicals" impact health and what can be done to...