Dyslexia Risk Increases via Environmental Chemicals, Pollutants, & Genetic Interactions (2024 Study)

A study found significant overlaps between various environmental pollutants and dyslexia susceptibility genes, identifying associations with 35 out of 95 chemicals. This suggests that these chemicals may contribute to the development of dyslexia through interactions with specific genes. Highlights: Dyslexia Risk Genes & Chemicals: The study identified 131 dyslexia susceptibility genes and examined their interactions …

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Microplastics & Health Effects in Humans: Physiological Damage & Disease?

Microplastics, the tiny plastic fragments less than 5mm in size, are increasingly being found everywhere – in the oceans, freshwater systems, soil, air, and even in our food. As these tiny plastic pieces spread unabated into the environment, scientists are concerned about their effects on human health. Key facts: Over 6,000,000 tons of microplastics are …

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