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Study of suspended microplastics in indoor air to assess human exposure through inhalation
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
2026
Nadiia Yakovenko,
Lucía Pérez Serrano,
Oskar Hagelskjær,
Henar Margenat,
Gaël Le Roux,
Théo Segur,
Jeroen Sonke,
Jeroen Sonke
Summary
Researchers studied suspended microplastics in indoor air to evaluate human exposure through inhalation. The study measured airborne microplastic concentrations in indoor environments, contributing to the growing body of evidence that inhalation represents a significant and underappreciated route of human microplastic exposure.
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Study of suspended microplastics in indoor air to assess human exposure through inhalation