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Are MAHA’s Contradictions Finally Ripping It Apart?

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More than 50 years ago, a German gastroenterologist showed that microscopic pieces of plastic swallowed by animals were remarkably efficient at infiltrating those animals’ intestinal linings and working their way through to their blood and lymphatic systems, then on to the brain, liver, and beyond. The Los Angeles Times’s Susanne Rust—who this week reported on that meeting and its fallout—found that the doctor’s findings had alarmed the plastics and petrochemical executives, including representatives from Dow Chemical and Exxon, who gathered to hear them at New York City’s tony Hotel…

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    Are MAHA’s Contradictions Finally Ripping It Apart?

    More than 50 years ago, a German gastroenterologist showed that microscopic pieces of plastic swallowed by animals were remarkably efficient at infiltrating those animals’ intestinal linings and working their way through to their blood and lymphatic systems, then on to the...