Small Plastics, Major Health Risks!


Microplastics and nanoplastics are emerging pollutants that interact with biological systems. Their tiny size allows them to penetrate cells and tissues, raising concerns about long-term ecological and health impacts.

🧬 These particles can bind to proteins, lipids, and DNA, altering macromolecular structures. Such interactions may disrupt normal biological pathways.

⚠️ Functional impairments, oxidative stress, and inflammatory responses are potential outcomes. Understanding these effects is crucial to addressing risks, ensuring safety, and guiding sustainable plastic management for future generations.


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