More Evidence Ties Microplastics to Lung Cancer - Schwartzreport
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More Evidence Ties Microplastics to Lung Cancer - Schwartzreport
Nicole Lou, Senior Staff Writer - MedPage TodayStephan: Microplastics are a much bigger health issue than most people realize, and Trump and Kennedy have basically gutted proper medical research on the issue. You will note that most of the research described has been done in countries other than the United States. This medical report will give you some guidance on how to avoid these cancer causers, and I urge you to follow what is recommended…
The research findings were presented for the first time at the European Congress of Pulmonology and were highlighted with a special Press Release from the European Respiratory Society The article More microplastics in the lungs of cancer patients identified by a study by the University of Thessaly appeared first on socialpolicy.gr.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID. JAKARTA -- A study has found that microplastics are found in human lungs, and their levels tend to be higher in lung cancer patients. The findings were revealed in a study presented...
The study involved 100 people undergoing bronchoscopy to investigate respiratory symptoms at the University Hospital of Larissa. People with lung cancer appear to be more likely to have microplastics in their lungs, as well as a greater amount of these tiny particles, according to new research to be presented at the European Respiratory Society (ERS) conference in Barcelona. The findings add new evidence to the evidence that microplastics can en…
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