How much can you safely drink? Here’s what to know

University of California·Jul 3

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Reports are emerging about the safety of various beverages, including water and caffeinated drinks. The safety of drinking certain substances, such as tap water and coffee, is being questioned due to potential contaminants like harmful chemicals and microplastics. It appears that experts are weighing in on how to safely consume these beverages, but the information available is not entirely clear.

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