Abstract
Mikroplastikler (MP'ler), çevre ve insan sağlığına yönelik potansiyel riskler taşıdıklarından küresel arenada hararetle tartışılan sıcak gündem konularından biridir. Hamilelik, bebeklik ve çocukluk, çevresel maruziyet için hassas pencerelerdir. Ancak nano ve mikroplastiklere (NMP'ler) maruz kalmanın sağlık üzerindeki etkileri henüz büyük ölçüde araştırılmamış veya bu konuda spesifik olarak belirlenmiş metotlarla yapılan özellikle erken yaşam maruziyeti açısından incelemelere literatürde rastlanılmamıştır. Bu derlemede amaç, MP’ler üzerinde yapılan toksikolojik araştırmaların çocuklar özellikle de yenidoğanlar üzerinde henüz yeterince odaklanılmadığı düşünülerek bu konuda literatür boşluklarını doldurmak, ilgili sektörler, karar vericiler ve toplumun her kesiminden ferdin bilinçlendirilmesini sağlamaktır. Ayrıca, bu farkındalık sayesinde, yaşamın erken dönemlerinde plastiğe maruziyetin azaltılmasına yönelik fırsatlara vesile olacak tedbirlere yönelik öneriler sunmaktır.
Keywords
Mikroplastikler İnsan maruziyeti Yenidoğan İmmün sistem Erken gelişim dönemi Çevre kirliliği
References
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Abstract
Microplastics (MPs) are one of the hot topics that are deeply debated in the global arena, as they pose potential risks to the environment and human health. Pregnancy, infancy and childhood are sensitive windows for environmental exposure. However, the effects of exposure to nano and microplastics (NMPs) on health have not been studied to a large extent, or studies with specific methods on this subject, especially in terms of early life exposure, have not been found in the literature. The aim of this review is to fill the gaps in the literature on this subject, considering that toxicological studies on MPs have not yet focused on children, especially newborns, and to raise awareness of the relevant sectors, decision makers and individuals from all segments of the society. In addition, through this awareness, it is to offer suggestions for measures that will lead to opportunities to reduce exposure to plastic in the early stages of life.
Keywords
Microplastics Human exposure Newborn Immune system Early development stage Environmental pollution
References
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- Brennecke D., Duarte B., Paiva F., Cacador I., Canning-Clode J. Microplastics as vectors for heavy metal contamination from the marine environment. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 2016; 178: 189–195.
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- Callaghan B., McCormack C., Tottenham N., Monk C. Evidence for cognitive plasticity during pregnancy via enhanced learning and memory. Memory 2022; 30(5): 519-536.
- Camacho M., Herrera A., Gómez M., Acosta-Dacal A., Martínez I., Henríquez-Hernández L., Luzardo OP. Organic pollutants in marine plastic debris from Canary Islands beaches. Science of the Total Environment 2019; 662: 22–31.
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- Carbery M., O'Connor W, Palanisami T. Trophic transfer of microplastics and mixed contaminants in the marine food web and implications for human health. Environmental International 2018; 115: 400-409.
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- Cho YM., Choi KH. The current status of studies of human exposure assessment of microplastics and their health effects: a rapid systematic review. Environmental Analysis Health and Toxicology 2021; 36(1): e2021004-0.
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Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Environmental Engineering |
| Journal Section | REVIEWS |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | March 11, 2024 |
| Submission Date | April 17, 2023 |
| Acceptance Date | September 24, 2023 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2024 Volume: 7 Issue: 2 |
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