You might have a credit card’s worth of microplastics in your brain — and dementia patients may have more, new study suggests
The researchers believe they’re the first to find shards of plastic in the human brain, after similar findings in animal models.
Researchers have found microplastics in the human brain for the first time — and there’s a lot
As well as finding a credit-card sized amount of the tiny plastic bits in human brains, scientists discovered the volume has ...
iQOO Neo 10R vs Nothing Phone 3a: Which mid-range phone will pack the most value under ₹30,000?
While there are no official leaks about the price of Phone 3a, the phone should be available around the ₹ 25,000 mark much ...
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NANO advances ODIN microreactor
US-based start-up NANO Nuclear Energy has contracted with Thermal Engineering International (TEi), a Babcock Power company, ...
New Study Finds Big Increase In Microplastics Found In Human Brains
However, study after study has shown increased levels of microplastics in both the environment and the human body. Scientists ...
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UNM study shows microplastics are increasing over time in human brains
Scientists from the University of New Mexico discussed their recently published research paper Monday wherein they found ...
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Alzheimer’s disease may leave early signs in the gut, study finds
Scientists used high-resolution 3D X-ray imaging to uncover major structural and immune changes in the gut of Alzheimer's ...
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Study finds more microplastics in brains than other organs
New evidence suggests the number of tiny plastic particles in our brains and livers may accumulate over time, with scientists ...
Scientists find more microplastics in human brains than in kidneys and livers—and levels are rising
Tiny plastic particles may accumulate at higher levels in the human brain than in the kidney and liver, with greater ...
Microplastics May Increase Preterm Birth Risk, Scientists Warn
Researchers found 12 different types of plastic in placentae—with significantly higher levels in those from preterm births.