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Health
Are microplastics hormone disruptors?
The polymer, the passengers, and where the endocrine signal actually lives
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Posts tagged “nanoplastics”
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Health
Microplastics and inflammation: what the data shows
Inflammation is the most common biological signal in the microplastic literature. The scientific work is not detecting it. It is telling the meaningful signals apart from the noise.
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Exposure
Bottled water vs tap water: what the particle counts show
Why the "purer" bottle on the shelf may be the higher-plastic option
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Science
What happens after you swallow microplastics
From gastric acid to biliary excretion, tracing the gut journey the literature can and cannot yet describe.
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Science
Mapping microplastics in the human body
An honest inventory of what researchers have actually found, where, and how they knew it was plastic
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Science
Nano vs micro: where the biology fundamentally changes
Same plastic. Different size. Very different biology.
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Health
Plastic in your arteries: what those headlines really mean
Reading the NEJM heart-attack study without the panic
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Health
Can microplastics affect your mood?
The gut-brain axis, plastic exposure, and what the research does and doesn't say
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Plastic in the brain: reading past the headlines
The Nature Medicine study, the dementia link, and what a careful reader should actually take from it
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Health
What microplastics do, and don’t do, to your skin
The barrier, the exposure routes, and what the research is honest about
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Health
Microplastics, follicular fluid, and IVF: What the first human studies actually show
Plastic particles have now been reported in the fluids that surround eggs and sperm. The harder question is whether they are simply present, or whether they are beginning to interfere with fertilization itself.
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Solutions
Why detox is the wrong word
A steadier kind of support for a plastic filled world
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