We’re breathing in more than just air—and it could be fueling cancer. A new UCSF-led study points to airborne microplastics as a potential trigger for lung and colon cancers, raising urgent questions about the hidden cost of everyday plastic exposure.
A new study has revealed a startling connection between microplastics in the air and the rising prevalence of lung and colon cancer.
Emerging research from UCSF highlights a startling connection between airborne microplastics and the potential development of lung and colon cancers.
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