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Mamíferos y microplásticos. ¿Somos lo que comemos?
Therya ixmana
2025
Leticia Anaid Mora-Villa,
Livia León‐Paniagua,
Rocío García
Summary
This commentary draws a historical parallel between Roman lead pipe water systems and modern microplastic exposure, raising concerns about the long-term health consequences of chronic low-level contamination that societies may not fully recognize until significant damage has occurred.
Body Systems
Durante siglos, los romanos transportaron agua a sus palacios y fuentes mediante tuberías de plomo, sin saber que los efectos de la exposición crónica a este metal incluyen daño cerebral permanente.