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More Microplastics Found in the Feces of People Suffering From Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Microplastics in the feces of people with inflammatory bowel disease are 50 percent more than those without the disease, according to research. People with IBD had 42 microplastic fragments per gram of dried samples, whereas healthy people had 28. Those with more severe IBD had greater concentrations of microplastics, indicating a link between the two.
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