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Researchers across the globe conducted a study to find out the amount of microplastics dispersed across different water levels in oceans and found that these particles are widespread at all depths and distributed across all latitudes on earth—raising new concerns about the impact on human health and the ecosystem.
A review published last month in Environmental International and backed by the World Health Organization (WHO) found that evidence backs the theory that radiation from cell phones can cause cancers in animals—including gliomas in the brain and tumors in the heart.
Bill Owens, the executive producer at CBS’s “60 Minutes” announced his resignation last week after telling staffers in a memo that it has become clear to him that he “would not be allowed to run the show as I have always run it, to make independent decisions based on what was right for ‘60 Minutes,’ right for the audience.”
A newly released report found that nearly half the American population lives in areas that have poor air quality that can lead to serious health consequences for the population.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health and Human Services secretary, announced last week his plan to phase out food coloring in the U.S. after studies have linked these synthetic dyes to health issues.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia issued a report last week that showed distress in the personal credit market, with a record number of account holders just making minimum payments on their credit cards.
Newly released analysis of tap water across the U.S. raises the concern that 6,000 water systems in 49 states had dangerous levels of trihalomethanes, a chemical that is created by the breakdown of cleaning products mixed with organic matter like animal waste.
Teenagers who spent more time looking at phone screens as children were more likely to suffer from depression and had “significantly higher levels of stress” than teens who were not as fixated on mobile devices when they were younger, a newly released study said.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the head of Health and Human Services, said Tuesday that he is launching a new initiative to study the supply chain for infant formula in the U.S. to get a better understanding of nutrients inside these products—including increased testing for heavy metals and other contaminants.
Americans have put down the bottle amid a movement away from alcohol, as the federal government links alcohol to cigarette-level risks to the public’s health—and as more Americans look to drugs to get their high.
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