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Four out of five patients undergoing erectile dysfunction surgery found microplastics in the smooth muscle of the penis.
PET and polypropylene were the most prevalent plastics used to package food and drink products.
The penis might be particularly vulnerable to microplastic contamination considering the high amount of blood that’s passing through.
Microplastics might be a danger to human reproduction.
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