A team of researchers have developed a method that will enable public health officials to determine the health risks posed by hormone-disrupting PFAS chemicals in drinking water.

For the study, which was recently published in the Journal of Public Health Dentistry, the authors investigated whether children exposed to high concentrations of PFAS were more likely to suffer...

A new study conducted by researchers from Washington State University shows that nanoplastics settle in wastewater sediments and make their way into freshwater systems and impair the quality of our...

Scientisgts are now calling for more research to help them determine the best method of keeping the novel coronavirus out of the water cycle.

Every year, around 5% of European residents get bladder cancer as a result of exposure to chemical compounds that form during the water treatment process according to the results of...

While the presence of aluminum in water pipes is not surprising, nor a health issue at the levels observed by researchers, its presence could have other, as yet unknown, implications...