Fears plastic can make cancer more aggressive
New research suggests that microplastics can play an important role in the speed and aggressiveness of cancers in humans.
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New research suggests that microplastics can play an important role in the speed and aggressiveness of cancers in humans.
Ray McIntyre clearly had no idea of the toxic plague he was unleashing on the world when he accidentally invented 'expanded polystyrene' more than 80 years ago.
Microplastics are everywhere, and those in the body could make cancer more aggressive and cause it to spread faster, a new study shows.
Microplastics have become ubiquitous in the environment and there is increasing evidence of their harmful effects on our health.
A new graphic reveals where microplastics accumulate in the human body. These tiny particles have been found in nearly all organs, tissue and even in our blood.