Experts Sound Alarm Over Dangerous Health Risks from Microplastics and Nanoplastics
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Plastics can be found in almost all parts of life. Even when they are tossed in the trash, evidence indicates plastics degrade, but never disappear. That's why health experts recommend attempting to minimize exposure to them.
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