Scientists Raise Doubts over Microplastics Studies - Ground News

Scientists are raising doubts about studies that claim to have found microplastics throughout the human body. Various sources, including The Guardian and The Times, suggest that there may not be significant amounts of microplastics in the human brain. Vox.com emphasizes the need to reconsider reactions to new microplastics studies, while Slate reassures that individuals likely do not have a spoon's worth of plastic in their brains.