Scientists and health experts are raising alarms over the growing presence of microplastics inside the human body. Studies have detected tiny plastic particles in blood, lungs and even vital organs, sparking concerns about long term health risks. Researchers warn that constant exposure through food, water and air could have serious implications for immune systems, fertility and overall wellbeing.


Microplastics In The Human Body Raise Major Health Concerns

Cotton-and-squid-bone sponge can soak up 99.9% of microplastics, a new report suggests. Watch this report for more details!

A New Sponge Can Soak Up 99.9% Of Microplastics | GRAVITAS

Microplastics reach human brain: Contains 10-20 times more of it than any other organ

Ever wondered about the amount of microplastics which you consume in a month. Well according to a study by Cornell University, Southeast Asia tops the global intake of microplastics with Indonesians the top consumers of microplastic. Watch in for more details!

'A silent warning' How microplastic are affecting the world?

Microplastics after being found in the human heart, human brain, and human breast microplastics have now been discovered in human testicles as well. According to a report by the University of New Mexico, microplastics have found their way to the testicular tissue.

Gravitas | Researchers find microplastics in dog and human testicular tissue

New studies have described the ways in which tiny microplastics can end up in humans' organs and even in the brains. According to the study, ingested microplastics spread from the gut to the brain, liver, and kidneys.

Study finds evidence of microplastics inside human body

Microplastics may travel from gut to brain, new study finds

Microplastics found in soil dating back to ancient times in shocking discovery

A silent warning? Microplastics found in every human placenta, reveals new study

Study shows clouds filled with microplastics may be affecting our weather, scientists alarmed

Common plastic additive found linked to ADHD and autism: Study

‘Credit card-equivalent’: Study finds how much plastic humans inhale every week. But where does it go?

Recycling of plastics can generate large amounts of microplastics: Study

Explained: Study finds it’s raining microplastics, should we be concerned about our health?

Researchers have estimated that blue whales take in about 10 million pieces of microplastics each day, suggesting that the omnipresent pollution poses a bigger danger to the world's largest animal than previously thought.

WION Climate Tracker | Study: Blue Whales eat 10 million pieces of microplastics daily

Scientists from Princeton Engineering have created a new material using egg whites. The material can be used to purify water, removing microplastics, with a high efficiency.

WION Climate Tracker: Eggs can remove salt & microplastics from seawater?

In a first, microplastics have been found in human blood. 22 blood samples were studied, 17 were found 'polluted' with plastic. Experts say the microplastics likely belong to water bottles, food packaging, carry bags. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Microplastics found in human blood

Scientists take research trips on the Brazilian coast as studies indicate traces of microplastics in marine life. According to these researchers, the plastic objects end up entering inside fish and other marine creatures.

Scientists take research trips on the Brazilian coast

Tiny particles of plastic, called microplastic- have been found in human blood for the first time, raising fears about their long-term health effects.

Amsterdam researchers discover microplastics in human blood

In a first, microplastic pollution gets detected in human blood

Ever heard of the term nerdles? They are plastic pellets. A type of marine debris that is said to cause as much damage as oil spills do.

Nerdles: A type of marine debris said to cause as much damage as oil spills do

Into the 'plastisphere': Scientists comb Japan waters to study new eco threat

Microplastics found in the placentas of unborn babies for first time

Now, Japanese man in Nara develops 'edible' plastic bag to save deer population

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