MUN researchers exploring effect of microplastics on pregnancy, human health

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MUN researchers exploring effect of microplastics on pregnancy, human health
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A research team from Memorial University’s faculty of science has been selected as one of three from across Canada to study the impact of microplastics on human health.

“Virtually everyone is exposed, but estimates of how much we are exposed vary widely,” Dr. Jobst stated in a news release from MUN. MUN and other post-secondary students gaining entrepreneurial experiences in latest Lab2Market Oceans program

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