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Microplastics found in human brains found to be seven to 30 times more plastic than livers and kidneys.
Polyethylene , used in single-use plastics, accounted for 74% of the polymers found in the brain.
"It is now imperative to declare a global emergency" over plastic pollution, a microplastic expert said.
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