Microplastics Found in Brain and Their Effects on Sensory Perception
Monday, 16 September 2024, 11:25
Microplastics in the Human Brain
Recent findings have shown that microplastics are not just environmental contaminants but also pose a significant risk to human health. Their presence in the brain raises alarm bells for researchers around the globe.
Effects on Sensory Perception
This study, published in JAMA Network Open, suggests that these particles could have a unique effect on sensory perception, potentially disrupting how the brain processes information.
- Microplastics can penetrate the blood-brain barrier.
- Research indicates a link between microplastics and altered brain functions.
- Further studies are required to ascertain long-term impacts on health.
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