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Human Health Effects
Nanoplastics
Reproductive & Development
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Investigating Exposure and Hazards of Micro- and Nanoplastics During Pregnancy and Early Life (AURORA Project): Protocol for an Interdisciplinary Study
JMIR Research Protocols
2024
9 citations
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Amanda Durkin,
Runyu Zou,
Justin M. Boucher,
Matthew Boyles,
Jeske van Boxel,
Mariona Bustamante,
Emily A Christopher,
Payam Dadvand,
Hanna M. Dusza,
Majorie B.M. van Duursen,
Markus Forsberg,
Karen S. Galea,
Juliette Legler,
Laurens D. B. Mandemaker,
Florian Meirer,
Jane Muncke,
Tim S. Nawrot,
Petra Příbylová,
Anna R. Robuck,
Nelly D. Saenen,
Barbara M. Scholz‐Böttcher,
Kuanliang Shao,
Martine Vrijheid,
Douglas I. Walker,
Zimmermann, Lisa,
Laura M Zoutendijk,
Laura M Zoutendijk,
Virissa Lenters,
Roel Vermeulen
Summary
This research protocol outlines an interdisciplinary study designed to investigate how micro- and nanoplastic exposure during pregnancy and early life may affect human health. The AURORA Project aims to assess both the extent of plastic particle exposure and potential hazards during these critical developmental windows. The study represents an important step toward understanding whether early-life plastic exposure poses risks to mothers and their children.
DERR1-10.2196/63176.