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Our brains are filling with more and more microplastics, study shows

Detroit news 04 Feb 2025
In recent years, scientists have realized that many plastic items (plastic bags, water bottles, tires, polyester or synthetic clothing) can shed small fragments or fibers that make their way into air, food and water.
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Scientists find microplastics build up deep in human brains

China.dot.org 03 Feb 2025
In recent years, scientists have realized that many plastic items (plastic bags, water bottles, tires, polyester or synthetic clothing) can shed small fragments or fibers that make their way into air, food and water.
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In a first, scientists find microplastics are building up deep in our brains

Canoe 03 Feb 2025
In recent years, scientists have realized that many plastic items (plastic bags, water bottles, tires, polyester or synthetic clothing) can shed small fragments or fibres that make their way into air, food and water.
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Study: Plastics in Babies’ Bodies Linked to the Leading Cause of Infant Death, by Andrew Anglin

The Unz Review 31 Jan 2025
A study has found microplastic and nanoplastic pollution to be significantly higher in placentas from premature births than in those from full-term births ... particles were accumulating in the placenta.
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Microplastics in placentas linked to premature births, study suggests

AOL 30 Jan 2025
A study has found microplastic and nanoplastic pollution to be significantly higher in placentas from premature births than in those from full-term births ... particles were accumulating in the placenta.
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Eco-tip: Reducing plastic during gift-giving season

VC Star 14 Dec 2024
... in global waterways every day is equivalent to the capacity of 2,000 garbage trucks, and microplastics are found worldwide in food, water, soil, human organs and even the placentas of newborn babies.
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Microplastics entering food chain, warn experts in Bengal

The Times of India 02 Dec 2024
Microplastics are entering our food chain, even appearing in mother's milk and placenta, the experts claimed while highlighting the concern on National Pollution Prevention Day.'Many scientific ...
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Why is a global treaty on plastic pollution dividing the world?

Phys Dot Org 01 Dec 2024
Because it does not biodegrade, much of the plastic we throw away ends up leaking into the environment as microplastics, tiny particles less than 5 millimeters in size that have been found in water, food and even in human placentas.
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Canadians pollute 1,465 tonnes of microplastic fibres every year, finds report

North Shore News 28 Nov 2024
Research has found microplastics are inhaled, absorbed through the skin and consumed through food and water — all eventually ending up in our lungs, livers, kidneys and even placentas. .
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Canadians pollute 1,465 tonnes of microplastics every year, finds report

North Shore News 27 Nov 2024
Research has found microplastics are inhaled, absorbed through the skin and consumed through food and water — all eventually ending up in our lungs, livers, kidneys and even placentas. .
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Leeches are making a medical comeback

Alternet 10 Nov 2024
The leeches’ medical comeback ... They are more caring than most invertebrate parents and some pass nutrients to their young across their bodies a bit like a placenta. Some even starve themselves to feed their babies when food is hard to come by ... .
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Leeches are making a medical comeback—here's why we should celebrate it

Phys Dot Org 09 Nov 2024
The leeches' medical comeback ... They are more caring than most invertebrate parents and some pass nutrients to their young across their bodies a bit like a placenta. Some even starve themselves to feed their babies when food is hard to come by ... Citation.
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Leeches are making a medical comeback – here’s why we should celebrate it

The Conversation 08 Nov 2024
The leeches’ medical comeback ... They are more caring than most invertebrate parents and some pass nutrients to their young across their bodies a bit like a placenta. Some even starve themselves to feed their babies when food is hard to come by.
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Could Nations Agree on a Global Plastics Treaty This Year?

The Maritime Executive 06 Nov 2024
For the past two years, nations have been trying to craft a legally binding global treaty that will tackle plastic pollution ... It fragments into micro- and nano-sized particles and has entered human food, bloodstreams, placentas and breastmilk ... ....
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How Less Plastic Can Help Protect Your Family and Community

Kent County Daily Times 05 Oct 2024
Plastics have been found in human blood, breast milk, placentas, lungs and hearts. To protect your family, consider phasing out plastic food storage containers and using stainless steel or glass alternatives.

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