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Communities Hold the Key to Tackling Plastic Pollution, Say Researchers

  • In May 2025, research identified microplastics in vital human organs including the brain, heart, lung tissues, and carotid artery plaques.
  • These findings build on studies linking microplastics from ultra-processed foods to increased risks of depression, poor sleep, and dementia, though causation remains unconfirmed.
  • Further evidence shows humans inhale about 69,000 plastic particles annually, with airborne microplastics posing growing environmental and health challenges.
  • Microbiologists discovered the hospital pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa can degrade plastic but also causes serious infections, complicating medical plastic use and prompting new material strategies.
  • Experts urge stronger plastic waste regulations, proper disposal, and more research on long-term health effects and mitigation strategies to address plastic pollution impacts.
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madhyamamonline.com broke the news in on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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