
Inhaling plastic particles from traffic may influence immune response
The study, published in Environmental International, found that higher levels of rubber particles in the air were linked to an increase in white blood cells in healthy people.
The study, published in Environmental International, found that higher levels of rubber particles in the air were linked to an increase in white blood cells in healthy people.
Representatives from national health institutes, civil society, and industry joined POLYRISK scientists to discuss micro- and nano plastics and their health impacts.
Researchers across Europe released their final policy brief calling for stronger regulation, increased funding, and initiatives to raise public awareness to protect people from plastics.
By creating a comprehensive state-of-the-art risk assessment framework, POLYRISK researchers are providing a tool to examine MNPs that are of potential concern for human health.
Meet Annemijne van den Berg, PhD researcher at the Institute of Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University and learn more about how her research sheds light on the health impacts of MNPs.
Watch the recording of our latest webinar with EDC Strategies Partnership to learn more about the latest science on the health impacts of micro- and nanoplastics.