Microplastics in oceans may be linked to higher risk of disabilities, study finds
A recent study suggests a link between higher exposure to oceanic microplastics and increased disability risks among coastal residents in the U.S. Disabilities affecting memory, mobility, and self-care were more prevalent in areas with higher microplastic levels, although the study stops short of establishing causation.
A recent study suggests a link between higher exposure to oceanic microplastics and increased disability risks among coastal residents in the U.S. Disabilities affecting memory, mobility, and self-care were more prevalent in areas with higher microplastic levels, although the study stops short of establishing causation.
