Cancer-causing microplastics are found in 100% of men's SEMEN
Microplastics found in human semen linked to fertility issues and cancer risk.
Scientists Found Microplastics in Every Human Semen Sample They Examined
Microplastics were found in all 40 semen samples, prompting urgent research on their impact on human reproduction.
Microplastics Can Cross the Blood-Brain Barrier, A New Study Suggests - Here's Why That Matters
Microplastics have been found in human brains, indicating a serious health concern as they are showing higher concentrations than in other organs.
Plastic in our brains: Study shows a 50% increase in just 8 years
The presence of micro and nano plastics in human brains has increased by 50% from 2016 to 2024, raising health concerns.
Plastic junk? Researchers find tiny particles in men's testicles
Microplastics found in human testicles raise concerns about potential health effects.
Scientists know our bodies are full of microplastics. What are they doing to us?
Microplastics have been found in human organs, raising concerns about their potential health impacts, which include links to cancer and reproductive damage.
Cancer-causing microplastics are found in 100% of men's SEMEN
Microplastics found in human semen linked to fertility issues and cancer risk.
Scientists Found Microplastics in Every Human Semen Sample They Examined
Microplastics were found in all 40 semen samples, prompting urgent research on their impact on human reproduction.
Microplastics Can Cross the Blood-Brain Barrier, A New Study Suggests - Here's Why That Matters
Microplastics have been found in human brains, indicating a serious health concern as they are showing higher concentrations than in other organs.
Plastic in our brains: Study shows a 50% increase in just 8 years
The presence of micro and nano plastics in human brains has increased by 50% from 2016 to 2024, raising health concerns.
Plastic junk? Researchers find tiny particles in men's testicles
Microplastics found in human testicles raise concerns about potential health effects.
Scientists know our bodies are full of microplastics. What are they doing to us?
Microplastics have been found in human organs, raising concerns about their potential health impacts, which include links to cancer and reproductive damage.
This Is When Dumping Garbage in the Ocean is Actually a Good Thing
Microplastics from ocean waste threaten food chains, requiring attention to effective waste disposal methods.
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French cleantech startup Calyxia nets $35M to tackle microplastics pollution | TechCrunch
Calyxia aims for profitability by 2026, focusing on sustainable alternatives to microplastics and targeting a significant market opportunity.
Microplastics found in human brains could be behind rising Alzheimer's
Microplastics found in human brains may be linked to rising Alzheimer's cases, necessitating further research.
Microplastics Likely Causing Wave of Cancer in Young People
Younger generations are experiencing increasing cancer rates compared to older cohorts, with modern lifestyle factors and environmental chemicals like microplastics being potential risk factors.
Here's why you probably have microplastic particles in your reproductive system - LGBTQ Nation
Lab animal studies haven't substantiated the claim of hormone-disrupting chemicals in water feminizing humans or causing more LGBTQ+ identifications, but recent research reveals microplastics in human testicles.
What, Exactly Are Nanoplastics And How Can We Avoid Them?
Nanoplastics, even smaller than microplastics, pose serious environmental and health risks due to their ability to penetrate living organisms.
Here's why you probably have microplastic particles in your reproductive system - LGBTQ Nation
Lab animal studies haven't substantiated the claim of hormone-disrupting chemicals in water feminizing humans or causing more LGBTQ+ identifications, but recent research reveals microplastics in human testicles.
What, Exactly Are Nanoplastics And How Can We Avoid Them?
Nanoplastics, even smaller than microplastics, pose serious environmental and health risks due to their ability to penetrate living organisms.