Jul 2026· Current Surgery Reports· Vol 14· 0 citations· 135 references
TL;DR
Additional research is needed to definitively establish them as human carcinogens, with priority given to standardized biomonitoring, internal-dose metrics, environmentally realistic mixtures, long-term cancer models, prospective cancer cohorts, and intervention studies that connect source reduction to validated changes in human MNP burden.
Findings support the biological plausibility that chronic MP exposure could influence carcinogenic processes, but evidence establishing a causal association remains inadequate, and well-designed mechanistic, epidemiological, and longitudinal investigations are needed to guide evidence-based policies.
Saba Beigh, S. A. Dar, Arshad Jawed et al.· Critical reviews in oncology...· 0 citations
Current evidence supports the biological plausibility of an association between microplastic exposure and reproductive cancer-related processes, while highlighting the need for standardized methodologies and well-designed longitudinal human studies to clarify potential health risks.
B. Rais, A. Vafa, Faten F. Bin Dayel et al.· Journal of Xenobiotics· 0 citations
Obesity is a rapidly growing global health concern. The pathogenesis is complex and cannot be fully explained by lifestyle factors alone. The increasing attention towards this concern has finally been directed towards environmental contributors which may influence metabolic regulation. Microplastics and nano-plastics (...
M. Albandak, S. Rabeeah, Ahmad Mahdi Zahidi et al.· Exploration of Digestive Dis...· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Microplastics and nanoplastics are ubiquitous environmental contaminants, and human exposure via ingestion and inhalation is increasingly recognized. Numerous studies report microplastics in human tissues and biological fluids, yet the biological relevance and robustness of these findings remain uncertain. T...
Michaela Vykypělová, Varvara Khrapova, Ondrej Adamovsky· Klinicka onkologie· 0 citations
Current evidence supports the biological plausibility of systemic effects associated with MNP exposure but is insufficient to establish causal relationships between chronic dietary exposure and specific human diseases.
Ł. Kogut, Czesław Puchalski, J. Jastrzębska et al.· Molecules· 0 citations
Current evidence regarding the presence of MNPs in the human cardiovascular system, their proposed mechanisms of toxicity, and their possible association with adverse cardiovascular outcomes are summarized.
M. Styczyńska, Amir Naziri, Katarzyna Stróżna et al.· Quality in Sport· 0 citations
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