Microplastics can invade the olfactory bulb of the human nose, which transmits smells to the brain, a new study found.

Girls exposed to certain chemicals that are common ingredients in household products may be starting puberty comparatively ...

“We conducted a comprehensive screen of 10,000 environmental compounds with extensive follow-up studies using human brain cells that ... Of the chemicals, musk ambrette—a fragrance used ...

Exposure to PFAS, chemicals found in everyday products, can disrupt brain development in zebrafish, a model often used to predict effects in humans.

A new study links the recent use of hair oils, lotions and other personal care products with higher levels of phthalates in ...

The human brain could hold one petabyte of data — equivalent to all the movies ever made and in HD.

It’s the role that has consumed Jason Arrow for some 1500 days. That’s more than 750 fast-paced three-hour shows over four ...

However, the new study suggests that there's "a potential pathway for the translocation of microplastics to the brain" via ...

Microplastics made up 0.5 per cent of the average weight of human brain samples tested in a US ... far stronger concerning the health risks of chemicals associated with plastic, for example ...

The drug, called elinzanetant, works by blocking the brain chemicals responsible for hot ... use of hormones for menopausal symptoms fell to around 4%, Faubion said in a commentary about the ...

Most parents are placing their kids in harms' way by moving them out of their car booster seat too soon, a new study warns.