Health
Study finds plastic particles in human organs, raising health concerns – ZME Science
Plastics are everywhere, even in you.
While studies on wildlife have linked plastics to several health problems, their effects in humans are still mostly unknown. Now, a new study has found evidence that human organs and tissue absorb both nano- and microplastics, which could help us understand their impact on our health.
Credit Oregon State University
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