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Microplastics in Dementia Patients' Brains Linked to Microwave Use of Plastics
A new study links higher levels of microplastics in the brains of dementia patients to the use of plastic containers in microwaves, urging people to switch to safer alternatives like glass or stainless steel to reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and microplastics that may increase dementia risk an...
Microplastics in Dementia Patients' Brains Linked to Microwave Use of Plastics
A new study links higher levels of microplastics in the brains of dementia patients to the use of plastic containers in microwaves, urging people to switch to safer alternatives like glass or stainless steel to reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and microplastics that may increase dementia risk an...
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64% Bias Score


EPA's Failure to Curb PFAS Contamination Poses Widespread Health Risks
The EPA's past promotion of spreading PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge on farmland and incineration has caused widespread contamination, impacting health and environment. The agency now faces an opportunity to curb industrial pollution at its source through Clean Water Act permits.
EPA's Failure to Curb PFAS Contamination Poses Widespread Health Risks
The EPA's past promotion of spreading PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge on farmland and incineration has caused widespread contamination, impacting health and environment. The agency now faces an opportunity to curb industrial pollution at its source through Clean Water Act permits.
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60% Bias Score


Switching to Tap Water Could Reduce Microplastic Intake by 90%
Canadian research indicates that switching to filtered tap water can reduce annual microplastic intake by 90%, from approximately 90,000 to 4,000 particles, based on a study finding up to 7 grams of plastic in some human brains, with higher levels in those with dementia.
Switching to Tap Water Could Reduce Microplastic Intake by 90%
Canadian research indicates that switching to filtered tap water can reduce annual microplastic intake by 90%, from approximately 90,000 to 4,000 particles, based on a study finding up to 7 grams of plastic in some human brains, with higher levels in those with dementia.
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52% Bias Score


Gas Hob Cooking: Indoor Air Pollution Levels Exceed Busy Road Levels
A Which? study found that cooking on gas hobs produces significantly higher levels of indoor air pollution than on Marylebone Road, London, with PM2.5 peaks exceeding WHO guidelines, highlighting the need for better ventilation and public awareness.
Gas Hob Cooking: Indoor Air Pollution Levels Exceed Busy Road Levels
A Which? study found that cooking on gas hobs produces significantly higher levels of indoor air pollution than on Marylebone Road, London, with PM2.5 peaks exceeding WHO guidelines, highlighting the need for better ventilation and public awareness.
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48% Bias Score


Woman Nearly Dies After Unqualified Practitioner Performs BBL
Louise Moller, 28, nearly died after a £1,500 liquid BBL injection performed by unqualified "beauty consultant" Ricky Sawyer in October 2023, highlighting the need for tighter regulations in the cosmetic surgery industry after a BBC investigation exposed Sawyer's dangerous practices.
Woman Nearly Dies After Unqualified Practitioner Performs BBL
Louise Moller, 28, nearly died after a £1,500 liquid BBL injection performed by unqualified "beauty consultant" Ricky Sawyer in October 2023, highlighting the need for tighter regulations in the cosmetic surgery industry after a BBC investigation exposed Sawyer's dangerous practices.
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64% Bias Score


Extreme Heat Accelerates Biological Aging in Older Adults, Increasing Mortality Risk
A USC study published in Science Advances found that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging in older adults (56+), increasing their risk of disease and premature death; researchers analyzed data from over 3,600 people across the U.S. and measured their biological age using e...
Extreme Heat Accelerates Biological Aging in Older Adults, Increasing Mortality Risk
A USC study published in Science Advances found that prolonged exposure to extreme heat accelerates biological aging in older adults (56+), increasing their risk of disease and premature death; researchers analyzed data from over 3,600 people across the U.S. and measured their biological age using e...
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24% Bias Score

ILT Recommended Steel Slag as Waste, Advice Rejected
The Netherlands' Inspectorate for the Environment and Transport (ILT) recommended classifying steel slag as waste two years ago due to environmental and health concerns, but this advice was not implemented due to legal challenges and a large, timely sale of steel slag to the Baltic states.

ILT Recommended Steel Slag as Waste, Advice Rejected
The Netherlands' Inspectorate for the Environment and Transport (ILT) recommended classifying steel slag as waste two years ago due to environmental and health concerns, but this advice was not implemented due to legal challenges and a large, timely sale of steel slag to the Baltic states.
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44% Bias Score

Daylight Saving Time's Negative Impact on Public Health
The first Monday after daylight saving time shows a marked increase in car accidents, strokes, heart attacks, drug overdoses, suicides, and migraines, highlighting the negative impact of this time change on public health and safety.

Daylight Saving Time's Negative Impact on Public Health
The first Monday after daylight saving time shows a marked increase in car accidents, strokes, heart attacks, drug overdoses, suicides, and migraines, highlighting the negative impact of this time change on public health and safety.
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44% Bias Score

Gas Cooking Linked to High Indoor Air Pollution, Underscoring Need for Transition
Dr. Felix Leach's home study and the Ingenious project in Bradford reveal significantly higher levels of nitrogen dioxide and particulate pollution in homes using gas cookers compared to electric, with gas cooking contributing to approximately 40,000 premature deaths annually in the UK and Europe.

Gas Cooking Linked to High Indoor Air Pollution, Underscoring Need for Transition
Dr. Felix Leach's home study and the Ingenious project in Bradford reveal significantly higher levels of nitrogen dioxide and particulate pollution in homes using gas cookers compared to electric, with gas cooking contributing to approximately 40,000 premature deaths annually in the UK and Europe.
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40% Bias Score

Canada to Regulate 'Forever Chemicals' (PFAS)
Canada is classifying roughly 15,000 per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), or 'forever chemicals,' as toxic under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, enabling stricter regulations and potential bans on their use and disposal, following similar international moves and amid concerns about...

Canada to Regulate 'Forever Chemicals' (PFAS)
Canada is classifying roughly 15,000 per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), or 'forever chemicals,' as toxic under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, enabling stricter regulations and potential bans on their use and disposal, following similar international moves and amid concerns about...
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40% Bias Score

Increased Microplastics Found in Human Brains: Health Risks and Mitigation Strategies
A study revealed significantly higher microplastic levels in human brains in 2024 than in 2016, highlighting potential health risks linked to the consumption of food, water and air contaminated with microplastics. Researchers suggest avoiding plastic bottles, microwaveable plastic containers, and pl...

Increased Microplastics Found in Human Brains: Health Risks and Mitigation Strategies
A study revealed significantly higher microplastic levels in human brains in 2024 than in 2016, highlighting potential health risks linked to the consumption of food, water and air contaminated with microplastics. Researchers suggest avoiding plastic bottles, microwaveable plastic containers, and pl...
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36% Bias Score

Extreme Heat Accelerates Aging in Older Adults: Study
A study in 'Science Advances' reveals that prolonged exposure to extreme heat (above 32°C) accelerates biological aging in older adults (56+), increasing their risk of disease and premature death. Researchers from the University of Southern California analyzed data from over 3,600 people across the ...

Extreme Heat Accelerates Aging in Older Adults: Study
A study in 'Science Advances' reveals that prolonged exposure to extreme heat (above 32°C) accelerates biological aging in older adults (56+), increasing their risk of disease and premature death. Researchers from the University of Southern California analyzed data from over 3,600 people across the ...
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24% Bias Score
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