With concern about the amount of plastic entering our bodies growing, many of us are turning our attention to household items. Could everyday appliances and products actually be doing us harm? The trend for reducing plastics in the home is now mainstream, but what else should we be looking out for?
Dr Sudarson Vishnu Kollimuttathuillam is a medical oncologist and haematologist who has worked and studied across two continents. He says: ‘There are some things I personally don’t keep in my home, or that I generally avoid, but that doesn’t mean every item has been proven to cause cancer. For some, the evidence
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