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A survey on knowledge and awareness on the issue "microplastics": a pilot study on a sample of future public health professionals.

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Vittoria Cammalleri, Vittoria Cammalleri, Daniela Marotta, Alessandra Antonucci, Carmela Protano, Carmela Protano, Fara Gm Carmela Protano, Fara Gm

Summary

This pilot survey of future public health professionals revealed limited knowledge about microplastic pollution, highlighting the need for better education so that health workers can effectively communicate microplastic risks to the general population.

The lack of knowledge about microplastics pollution highlights that future public health workers should be better informed and, therefore, able to transfer essential information to the population. Increasing general population's knowledge and awareness would increase risk perception and make all individuals more active actors for reducing microplastics pollution.

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