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The study indicates a potential risk for serious health consequences, such as Alzheimer's disease. Microplastics, a highly prevalent form of plastic pollution, have infiltrated air, water, and food chains globally. Despite the widespread acknowledgment of their adverse effects on the environment an
Neuroscience, Pharmacy Professor Jaime Ross’ study finds ‘widespread’ infiltration, potential for serious health consequences, including Alzheimer’s.
According to murine research, microplastic exposure induced both behavioral changes and alterations in immune markers in liver and brain tissues. The exposed mice also began exhibiting behaviors akin to dementia in humans.