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Researchers have discovered microplastics in human testicles, suggesting a possible connection to declining sperm counts in men. The study tested 23 human testicles and 47 testicles from pet dogs, finding microplastic pollution in every sample. Although the human testicles had been preserved, preventing sperm count measurement, the dogs’ testicles showed lower sperm counts with higher PVC contamination. This indicates a correlation, though more research is needed to confirm if microplasticsdirectly cause reduced sperm counts. For decades, sperm counts in men have been decreasing, with chemical pollutants like pesticides often blamed. Recent findings of microplastics in human blood, placentas, and breast milk highlight widespread contamination. While the health impacts are still unclear, laboratory studies have shown microplastics can damage human cells. Microplastics have permeated the environment entering human bodies through food, water, and air. These particles may lodge in tissues and cause inflammation or harm due to their chemical composition. In March, doctors reported potential life-threatening risks, including stroke and heart attack, linked to microplastic contamination in blood vessels. Professor Xiaozhong Yu from the University of New Mexico expressed initial skepticism about microplastics penetrating the reproductive system. However, he was surprised by the findings in both dogs and humans. The testes analysed were obtained from postmortems conducted in 2016, with the men aged 16 to 88 at the time of death. Prof Yu expressed particular concern for the younger generation due to increasing plastic pollution. The study, published in the journal Toxicological Sciences, involved dissolving tissue samples to analyse the remaining plastic. The human testicles had nearly three times the plastic concentration of the dog testicles: 330 micrograms per gram of tissue compared to 123 micrograms. Polyethylene, commonly used in plastic bags and bottles, was the most prevalent microplastic found, followed by PVC. "PVC can release many chemicals that interfere with spermatogenesis and cause endocrine disruption," Yu explained. The human testicles were collected by the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator and analysed after a seven-year storage period. A smaller 2023 study in China also found microplastics in six human testicles and 30 semen samples. Recent mouse studies have reported that microplastics reduce sperm count and cause abnormalities and hormone disruptions. These findings highlight the urgent need for further research to understand the impact of microplastics on human health, particularly reproductive health. Published By: Daphne ClarancePublished On: May 21, 2024