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A mixture analysis of urinary microplastic levels and risk of gestational diabetes
Environment International
2025
Zhongliang Ma,
Daming Chu,
Yang Zhou,
Ying Zhang,
Minghua Liu,
Xiaoxi Yang,
Yang Yu
Summary
A study of pregnant women found novel evidence that urinary microplastic levels were associated with impaired glucose regulation, suggesting that microplastic exposure may contribute to the risk of gestational diabetes.
Body Systems
Our study provides novel evidence linking urinary microplastic exposure to impaired glucose regulation during pregnancy.