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>> than five millimeters. they found approximately 4800mg/g of microplastics in brain tissue. and what the researchers are saying this amount that they found pretty much equals a standard plastic spoon. >> the study looked at brain samples collected in 2024, finding a 50% increase in microplastics compared to samples collected back in 2016. >> we use plastic every day and the amount of plastic that we've been using as human beings and just in the environment has really been increasing over time. >> while the headline may sound alarming, doctors say the study of these microplastics is still in its early stages. >> definitely not enough research to draw any concrete conclusions. >> back in december, a study raised concerns about black plastic commonly used in kitchen utensils, claiming it could expose users to dangerous levels of flame retardants. but the researchers later issued a correction saying a math error had overstated the risk in this

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>> yeah. 20 months. wow. i thought nine was a. >> long time. >> mother and child are secluded away from the public to be given time to bond. the baby elephant will make her public debut in the near future. she's all wobbly, walking. >> as if we needed another excuse to visit what i think is one of the best zoos in america oregon zoo. there you go, andrew. >> do you like florida? oregon more? >> i like them both. they're different. danny. >> i feel like you get more excited about oregon. >> florida has.

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