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  Microplastics Found in Human Blood: What New Studies Reveal AI simulation of Microplastics under a microscope  Credit: Azhar Aman Microplastics have long been recognized as one of the world’s most widespread pollutants, but recent scientific studies have revealed something even more concerning: these tiny plastic particles are now being found inside human blood. This discovery marks a major shift in our understanding of plastic exposure. Instead of remaining only in the environment, microplastics are entering the human body, circulating through the bloodstream, and potentially interacting with organs and cells. These findings raise significant questions about long-term health effects, possible biological responses, and how deeply plastic contamination has infiltrated human life. Credit: Azhar Aman Microplastics are fragments smaller than 5 millimeters, created either through the breakdown of larger plastics or produced intentionally at small sizes. They are pres...