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A study by Columbia University researchers found hundreds of thousands of nanoplastics in popular bottled water brands, raising concerns about potential health impacts. Nanoplastics, too small to be seen by microscope, can invade human cells and disrupt cellular processes. While more research is needed to understand the health implications, experts worry about the cumulative effects and the potential for nanoplastics to carry harmful substances. The presence of nanoplastics in bottled water adds to existing environmental reasons for choosing tap water over bottled water, despite ongoing concerns about tap water safety in some areas.