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“A growing body of scientific evidence shows that microplastics are accumulating in critical human organs, including the brain, leading researchers to call for more urgent actions to rein in plastic pollution. Studies have detected tiny shards and specks of plastics in human lungs, placentas, reproductive organs, livers, kidneys, knee and elbow joints, blood vessels and bone marrow. Given the research findings, “it is now imperative to declare a global emergency” to deal with plastic pollution, said Sedat Gündoğdu, who studies microplastics at Cukurova University in Turkey.” https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/aug/21/microplastics-brain-pollution-health
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Do they have any findings on the impact of this accumulated plastic?
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Not yet but initial indications are worrisome
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Yes I’m seeing some concerns around endocrine disruption and DNA damage.
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Lower sperm count is one of them
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