Scientists find microplastics being sucked into the brain
Wang JiminSeptember 17, 2024
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Although microplastics have been found in human lungs, intestines, livers, blood, testicles and even semen, it has long been thought that the body's protective blood-brain barrier may keep these particles out of the brain. But it turns out that tiny plastic particles are still present in the human brain.
Although microplastics have been found in human lungs, intestines, livers, blood, testicles and even semen, it has long been thought that the body's protective blood-brain barrier may keep these particles out of the brain. But it turns out that tiny plastic particles are still present in the human brain.
The first time a tourist visited the space station was in 2001, and opportunities for private space travel have increased in recent years. Researchers analyzed samples from several space tourists and found widespread changes in cells and changes in the immune system.
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Do you know what TV shows your dog likes to watch the most?
Topics that dogs are most interested in: panthers, dogs, birds and road traffic. And unlike humans, the data shows that dogs are typically active when watching TV—running, jumping, vocalizing, and tracking action on the screen—rather than lying or sitting while watching TV.
Wang Jimin January 24, 2024
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Study warns next mass extinction is imminent
A new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences believes that the Earth is experiencing the sixth mass extinction and that it is "dramatically accelerating."
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