Dr. Phillip Landrigan

director of the Program for Global Public Health and the Common Good at Boston College

Dr. Phillip Landrigan on KCRW

Most human bodies today are filled with microplastics. The tiny particles are even found in arteries. That could have major cardiovascular risks, a new study suggests.

How microplastics affect cardiovascular health

Most human bodies today are filled with microplastics. The tiny particles are even found in arteries. That could have major cardiovascular risks, a new study suggests.

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