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University of York and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
56 reviews on 384 studies (global).
UPDATE
After a search i still cant find the study that the BBC referred to regarding the uploading of naked photos study. I doubt its not genuine but none the less am unable at this time to support the claim.
Everything aside though, we all know this world is ♥♥♥♥♥♥. PFAS and microplastics, son.
"Research indicates that adults may inhale roughly 71,000 microplastic particles per day, with 68,000 of those being smaller than 10 micrometers."
So instead of huffing the air we breathe and get poisoned that way, I prefer my pollution to be bespoke, thank you very much.
So why don't you go worry about your health, and become 130 while climate change is raging.