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Viruses Can Survive in Freshwater by "Hitchhiking" on Microplastics

Scientists have proven for the first time that viruses can survive and remain infectious by binding themselves to plastics in freshwater – raising concerns about the potential impact on human health.

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First Thing: supreme court abortion ruling sure to inflame America's divisions | US news

Only 25% of Americans now have confidence in the institution. Plus, shipwreck of US destroyer ‘Sammy B’ discovered

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Viruses survive in fresh water by 'hitchhiking' on plastic, study finds | Plastics

Intestinal viruses such as rotavirus were found to be infectious for up to three days by attaching to microplastics, research shows

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Microplastics Heath Risk Discovered in Hitchhiking Vomiting Viruses

Viruses that cause sickness in humans can attach to microplastics, remaining infectious for much longer than they would otherwise.

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Microplastics help viruses survive longer in water, remain infectious: Study

The result remained the same in every wastewater treatment scenario

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