In the article, Megha Satyanarayana discusses the recent study on microplastics found in human brains, highlighting the lack of public concern regarding this alarming discovery. As Chief Opinion Editor at Scientific American, she explains the role of the opinion section, which tackles critical intersections of science and societal issues. Satyanarayana emphasizes the importance of expert opinions in raising awareness and understanding of complex scientific matters, stressing the need for more public discourse on topics that directly affect health and the environment.
Megha Satyanarayana: "We publish opinions from experts about things happening in science, society, and how they overlap, informing readers on pressing issues."
Rachel Feltman: "The study on microplastics in the human brain raises crucial questions about health impacts, yet public concern appears limited, questioning our awareness and response."
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