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The Plastic Hazing Hypothesis (PH)

2025-12-28

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Microplastic pollution is no longer only an environmental story; it increasingly intersects with human biology. Authoritative assessments emphasize uncertainty about health effects while acknowledging broad exposure (World Health Organization 2019; SAPEA 2019). Recent studies have reported plastic particles in human blood (Leslie et al. 2022) and placenta (Ragusa et al. 2021), intensifying questions about systemic...

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10.14293/pr2199.002689.v1
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