One relevant bit from the article: > After two months of daily ingestion of nanoplastics at the estimated human consumption dose, nanoplastic-exposed mice exhi

One relevant bit from the article: > After two months of daily ingestion of nanoplastics at the estimated human consumption dose, nanoplastic-exposed mice exhibited reduced cognition and short-term memory as assessed by standard neurological assessments such as the open-field test, novel object recognition assay, and the Morris water maze. I'm a bit confused about whether it makes sense to feed the "estimated human consumption dose" of something to a mouse when a human weighs something like 2000 times as much.