Higher intakes of magnesium have been shown to positively influence cognitive health as we age, according to researchers at the Neuroimaging and Brain Lab at The Australian National University (ANU).

Researchers have uncovered a promising link between increasing one's intake of magnesium-rich foods such as spinach and almonds along with mitigating the risk of dementia, which is currently Australia's second leading cause of mortality and an alarming seventh globally.

As aging infrastructure in municipal water systems struggles to keep up with modern contamination challenges, concerns about water safety are increasing. PFAS, microplastics, and other contaminants are not effectively removed by outdated systems. This growing awareness is driving demand for home water filtration solutions that provide an extra layer of protection.

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On May 23rd, the BWT Vietnam Team completed a 6 km run as part of BWT Global's initiative launched on World Water Day. Our team enthusiastically joined this effort to raise awareness about the challenges many people face in accessing clean drinking water and to collect funds for building water wells for those in need. 

As temperatures rise, staying hydrated becomes increasingly important 

Special filter systems from BWT for deliciously fresh water. 

Water dispensers with a mains water supply are part of the standard equipment in numerous companies. Employees can pour their thirst quenchers themselves in coffee kitchens and canteens – still or sparkling, chilled or non-​chilled. “To make sure that only the best water with an outstanding taste reaches drinking glasses, we recommend optimising raw water with our special filter systems for cold water dispensers.

Researchers have confirmed a direct link between exposure to toxic PFAS and an increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease, marking a significant development due to the challenge of proving such associations. This was demonstrated through a study examining death records from the Veneto region in Italy, where residents were exposed to high levels of PFAS in drinking water for decades.

World Water Day carries profound significance for us at BWT, serving as a poignant reminder of the urgent need to confront the global water crisis outlined in the UN World Water Development Report 2024. The scale of the challenge is immense, with over 2.2 billion people worldwide lacking access to clean drinking water and a staggering 3.5 billion lacking safe sanitation. This dire situation underscores the critical importance of immediate action.

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