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Microplastics: State of the evidence on health effects and public perception
Deutsches Ärzteblatt international2025
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Holger Sieg,
Robin Janzik,
Robin Janzik,
Robin Janzik,
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Gaby‐Fleur Böl,
Gaby‐Fleur Böl,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Albert Braeuning
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Holger Sieg,
Albert Braeuning
Summary
This brief overview notes that current scientific evidence does not yet allow definitive conclusions about the health effects of microplastics on humans. The information is intended to help physicians counsel patients on this emerging topic. The study reflects the early state of research in this area, where more data is needed before firm health guidance can be established.
Current evidence does not permit any definitive conclusion about the effects of microplastics on health. The information presented here may help physicians counsel their patients on this matter.