Microplastics have become a serious problem for pollution, but now scientists worry about the potential health effects too.

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However, researchers have issued an urgent warning that your brew might not be as safe as you think. Researchers from the ...

Berry-Infused Diya Iced Tea Welcome your guests with a refreshing Setšong Diya iced tea or cocktail. This indigenous tea is found in the Limpopo region. %% ...

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"The UAB researchers observed that when these tea bags are used to prepare an infusion, huge amounts of nano-sized particles ...

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We all know that green tea is one of the healthiest teas you can drink. But if green tea isn't your, um, cup of tea? You've ...

Although we couldn’t locate Camilla’s exact tea choice on the Fortnum & Mason website, the department store’s array of teas have been a go-to gift for the royal family for years. The first ...