Scientists find microplastics in human bones

ua.korrespondent.net (Ukrainian)

Scientists have discovered microplastics in human bones, raising concerns about bone health. The plastic particles can penetrate bone tissue, potentially disrupting bone marrow stem cells and promoting bone-destroying cells, according to a review of 62 studies. This finding adds to previous discoveries of microplastics in blood, brain, and other bodily fluids, suggesting a broader impact on human health.


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