A new study by University of California, San Francisco researchers reveals the health risks of airborne microplastics, linking them to lung and colon cancer. These tiny plastic particles, often originating from tire wear and degrading garbage, were found to cause respiratory problems and even infertility. The research, reviewing 3,000 studies, calls for immediate government action to mitigate microplastic exposure. A new study by University of California, San Francisco researchers reveals the health risks of airborne microplastics, linking them to lung and colon cancer. These tiny plastic particles, often originating from tire wear and degrading garbage, were found to cause respiratory problems and even infertility. The research, reviewing 3,000 studies, calls for immediate government action to mitigate microplastic exposure. Health and Fitness, Health Tips, Exercises & Workout Tips, Diet & Wellness | Times of India Lifestyle
