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Micro-nano Plastics: Development of Carcinogenicity
Sustainable development goals series
2025
Ayan Chatterjee,
Ruchi Goswami,
Parna Chatterjee,
Ashi Ramavat,
Jesús M. de los Santos
Summary
Researchers reviewed how micro- and nanoplastics may contribute to cancer development, examining the biological pathways by which these particles — now found throughout the human body — could trigger cell damage, inflammation, and potentially carcinogenic processes.
Plastics are integral to modern life, from packaging and household items to medical devices and automotive components. Their versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness have made them indispensable (Llorca et al. 2018). However, widespread use and environmental...