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Micro- and nanoplastics as potential neuroendocrine disruptors: data and analysis files

OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) 2026
Turisbaev Tair

Summary

This project shares the planning documents and data files behind a research review examining whether tiny plastic particles (microplastics and even smaller nanoplastics) might interfere with the body's hormone and brain-signaling systems. Since this is a behind-the-scenes methods resource rather than a study with results, it doesn't yet tell us whether plastics actually harm our hormones—but it lays the groundwork for a rigorous analysis that could help answer that question. Keep an eye out for the completed review, which will pull together existing studies to see if there's real evidence linking plastic exposure to hormone-related health effects.

Study Type Review

This OSF project contains the a priori analytical plan, PECO framework, search strategies, effect-level extraction dataset, and R scripts for the systematic review and subgroup meta-analysis on micro- and nanoplastics as potential neuroendocrine disruptors.

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