The Conversation U.S. on Nostr: “Raw water" from natural sources is trending, but it’s untested for safety, ...
“Raw water" from natural sources is trending, but it’s untested for safety, unlike tap or bottled water. Drinking it risks exposure to harmful microbes and toxins. A microbiologist debunks myths and highlights the public health risks:
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