Why Do Lung Cancer Patients Have More Microplastics in These Organs?
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People with lung cancer tend to have more microplastics inside these organs, which would show the possible existence of a relationship between the presence of these fragments and the appearance of lung diseases. This is the conclusion of an investigation presented at the Congress of the European Respiratory Society (ERS) held in Barcelona this September.
London, 17 Sep (Latin Press) Experts from University College Dublin, Ireland, and the University of Thessaly, Greece, said that today people with lung cancer are more likely to have a considerable volume of microplastics in those organs. The post They study the relationship between microplastics and lung cancer first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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