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Micro and Nanoplastics Threaten Our Lives: What is to Be Done?

American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research 2023 1 citation ? Citation count from OpenAlex, updated daily. May differ slightly from the publisher's own count.
Manfred Doepp

Summary

This short commentary argues that nanoplastics are a serious and escalating threat to human and animal health, highlighting that natural fiber alternatives like flax and hemp exist but are not being adopted fast enough. It calls for urgent policy decisions to reduce plastic production and exposure. While not a primary research study, it reflects growing scientific consensus that plastic pollution — especially at the nano scale — has measurable health consequences.

We all know that there is contamination of the environment on this earth with plastic and its degradation products. Especially nanoplastics are highly dangerous. This trend has long since affected animals and humans. Diseases and deaths are the result. And this, although there are natural alternatives. Clear decisions and new ways are needed if humanity is not to remain exposed to this unnecessary risk. Possible solutions are the production of flax and hemp.

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