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A recent study has revealed that having high levels of microplastic particles in the blood of people who have survived heart attacks is linked to an increased likelihood of developing heart disease. The study showed that 84% of heart attack patients carried these particles, compared to 40% of patients with ischemic heart disease and 32% of healthy individuals, with a stronger association between exposure to air pollution and smoking and their presence in the blood. The findings suggest that plastic particles may trigger inflammatory responses, thereby strengthening the connection between plastic pollution and heart health.
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