KRICT microfluidic device simplifies PFAS and pollution detection

A research team in South Korea has unveiled a microfluidic device that could reshape how scientists detect hazardous pollutants in water and food samples. By eliminating the need for filtration and other labour-intensive preparation steps, the technology allows contaminants to be extracted directly from samples containing solid particles, such as sand or food residue. The … Read more

Apple Watch bands have cancer-causing PFAS chemicals? Lawsuit filed over study

Apple Faces Lawsuit Over PFAS Chemicals in Watch Bands Apple Inc. is under fire after a study found high levels of toxic chemicals in some of its Watch bands. The tech giant is now facing a lawsuit alleging it exposed users to these contaminants, potentially leading to serious health issues. The lawsuit stems from a … Read more

Apple faces lawsuit over Watch bands allegedly containing potential cancer-pausing chemicals

Apple has come under fire in a new lawsuit as the tech giant is accused of exposing users to toxic chemicals that could lead to serious health issues, including cancer. The lawsuit claims that Apple’s “Ocean,” “Nike Sport,” and regular “Sport” Watch bands contain high levels of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as … Read more