Human Brain May Contain the Equivalent of a Plastic Spoon in Microplastics.
Source:
Nihart, A.J., Garcia, M.A., El Hayek, E. et al. Bioaccumulation of microplastics in decedent human brains. Nat Med (2025). https://t.co/7otm26Q3NM
Hard launched our indie project during the Super Bowl. Here’s what happened:
-Gained 100 new users
-3 people bought subscriptions
-Ranked #7 when searching “Microplastics” on the App Store
Big update for Plack coming out soon.
Plastics are here to stay.
@AnayModi & @abelthomasnoble always cared about their health—but https://t.co/CLMKVYVLC4 opened their eyes to just how bad the problem is.
So they built @plack_io—an app that scans products for microplastics.
Plastics are back.
On 12/27/24 @natfriedman (ex-CEO of GitHub) and @TheSlavant publish https://t.co/lTDdrC3fzI uncovering plastic chemicals in our food.
In response, we created Plack. An app that scans products for microplastics.
Join us on our mission:
https://t.co/yCUrygb04Q
Shoutout @TheSlavant & @natfriedman for the inspo from https://t.co/0QcRXFkVFT. More features & more products coming soon. In the meantime, check out https://t.co/diGSjPP5QM to crowdfund more microplastic testing in food products
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