Matthew Campen
Matthew Campen is a researcher from the University of New Mexico known for his work on the presence of microplastics in human tissues. His recent findings indicated a significant increase in the concentration of microplastics in brain samples from deceased individuals, raising concerns about the potential health impacts of these particles.
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Taiwan:
Matthew Campen of the University of New Mexico said the amount of plastic found in a brain sample was equivalent to a plastic spoon.
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Brazil:
Matthew Campen is the lead author of a study that found plastic particles in the brains of deceased individuals.
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Portugal:
Matthew Campen acknowledged that the method could be improved but noted that results showed many other plastics in the brain.
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Norway:
Matthew Campen at the University of New Mexico discussed the amount of nanoplast found in the human brain.
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Australia:
Dr Matthew Campen of the University of New Mexico discusses new evidence of nanoplastics in the brain.
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United Kingdom:
Prof Matthew Campen is the senior author of the brain study in question and discussed the challenges of understanding MNPs.
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Australia:
Credit: Dr Matthew Campen et al
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Portugal:
Matthew Campen is a professor of toxicology at the University of New Mexico and one of the first scientists to discover plastics in the human brain.
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United States:
Campen is a regents’ professor and professor of pharmaceutical sciences at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
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Germany:
Matthew Campen is the lead author who commented on the findings of plastic residues in the brains of deceased individuals.
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