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Association between exposure to microplastics and lipid disorders: A case-control study
Journal of Advanced Research
2026
Wenfeng Lu,
Xiaole Xu,
Lieyang Fan,
Lieyang Fan,
Han Zhang,
Han Zhang,
Chenghui Zhong,
Changli Tu,
Hongjie Shen,
Liqiu Qiu,
Meiqi Lan,
Meiqi Lan,
Mengnan He,
Jiajing Wang,
Jingwen Fang,
Shaojuan Wang,
Yao Jiang,
Zhizun Deng,
Yingxin Chen,
Xiaoliang Li,
Xiaoliang Li,
Jing Liu,
Jing Liu,
Yun Zhou
Summary
Researchers conducted a case-control study examining the association between internal microplastic exposure and lipid metabolism disorders. The study found that microplastic exposure was significantly associated with lipid disorders, providing novel evidence that microplastics may adversely affect lipid metabolism in humans.
Internal exposure to microplastics is significantly associated with lipid disorders, providing novel evidence of adverse impacts of microplastics on lipid metabolism.