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Amidst the surging popularity of sex toys, a recent study in the journal Microplastics and Nanoplastics reveals that certain types of these toys shed nanoplastic fragments.

Do sex toys come with unknown health risks? Research answers

Amidst the surging popularity of sex toys, a recent study in the journal Microplastics and Nanoplastics reveals that certain types of these toys shed nanoplastic fragments.

Sex toys have been witnessing a massive boom lately. These toys are known for offering pleasure and empowerment. However, in a recent study published in the journal Microplastics and Nanoplastics, it was found that 'four different varieties of sex toys -- anal toys, beads, dual vibrators, and external vibrators -- shed fragments of nanoplastic when they're rubbed and scraped mechanically.'
It was also found in the study that microplastics are now present everywhere and numerous studies have highlighted their health risks. With this, a new concern has emerged for sex toys.&nbsp;
The sex toys in question also contained a concerning presence of phthalates, a group of chemicals primarily utilized to enhance the durability of plastic. These compounds find widespread use in various industrial and consumer products.
For those unfamiliar with phthalates, they are notorious for their potential to cause significant harm to human health, particularly when present at elevated concentrations. They have the ability to disrupt the endocrine system and impair the proper functioning of multiple organs. Their detrimental effects extend to pregnancy, child development, and the reproductive systems of both children and adolescents, resulting in enduring consequences. Adding to their concerning profile, phthalates are classified as hormone disruptors, elevating the risks of miscarriages and gestational diabetes.
The study takes on added significance considering the substantial surge in interest for sex toys among Indian users from 2018 to 2019, notably with a remarkable 49.13% increase in searches originating from women. This observation underscores the manner in which the pleasure industry capitalizes on promoting sexual empowerment, often without giving due consideration to the critical aspect of sexual health.
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Squishmallows are soft and squishy toys designed as animals with big bellies and sweet faces. 

Squishmallows are the latest craze for people aged 18 and above, more than 100 million sold in a year 

Squishmallows are soft and squishy toys designed as animals with big bellies and sweet faces.&nbsp;

The super soft and squeezable toy, Squishmallow has gained huge popularity in recent years within all age groups.&nbsp;
These adorable marshmallow-shaped stuffed toys come in a wide variety of styles, including animals, fruits and popular characters.&nbsp;
According to US based toy company, Jazwares, more than 100 million Squishmallow soft toys get sold in an average per year and the fan base is aged 18 and above.&nbsp;
The soft toy is also a big hit on TikTok with over 11 billion organic impressions and soon it will take over the Hello Kitty and Pok&eacute;mon craze.&nbsp;
In India, you'll spot Squishmallows in stores like MINISO and several other soft toy outlets. They make a great home decoration and are very huggable.
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Besiktas fans threw stuffed toys on the pitch to support children affected by the devastating earthquakes that hit Turkey earlier this month, during a match against Antalyaspor on Sunday's Turkish Super Lig game.

WATCH! Besiktas fans throw toys on field for kids affected by Turkey Earthquake

In a heartwarming gesture, toys and winter clothing were thrown in the stadium by Besiktas fans so they can be donated to children that are in earthquake-hit regions in Turkey.

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Toys and winter clothing were thrown in the stadium by fans so they can be donated to children that are in earthquake-hit regions.

Besiktas fans threw stuffed toys on the pitch to support children affected by the devastating earthquakes that hit Turkey earlier this month, during a match against Antalyaspor in the Turkish Super Lig.
Toys and winter clothing were thrown in the stadium by fans so they can be donated to children that are in earthquake-hit regions.
Besiktas announced the event with a social media post saying "Always let children smile."
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the India Toy Fair via video conferencing. The PM also interacted with toymakers from various parts of the country and said, making toys is not just a business opportunity, "but a way to strengthen the centuries-old tradition of the country." PM Modi also appealed to toymakers to make toys that are beneficial to ecology and psychology. He also urged toymakers to minimise the use of plastics in toys and use recyclable materials.PM Modi also raised concerns about the popularity of imported toys and said that India's heritage of artists have been ignored over the last 70 years.

PM Modi opens toy fair, pushes for 'vocal for local'

PM Modi&nbsp;opens toy fair, says making toys is not just a business opportunity, "but a way to strengthen the centuries-old tradition of the country"

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the India Toy Fair via video conferencing. The PM also interacted with toymakers from various parts of the country and said, making toys is not just a business opportunity, "but a way to strengthen the centuries-old tradition of the country." PM Modi also appealed to toymakers to make toys that are beneficial to ecology and psychology. He also urged toymakers to minimise the use of plastics in toys and use recyclable materials.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inaugurated the India Toy Fair via video conferencing. The PM also interacted with toymakers from various parts of the country and said, making toys is not just a business opportunity, "but a way to strengthen the centuries-old tradition of the country." PM Modi also appealed to toymakers to make toys that are beneficial to ecology and psychology. He also urged toymakers to minimise the use of plastics in toys and use recyclable materials. PM Modi also raised concerns about the popularity of imported toys and said that India's heritage of artists have been ignored over the last 70 years.

As a prelude to the holiday shopping season, consumer groups like U.S. PIRG (Public Interest Research Group) Education Fund are warning parents of the threats posed by some toys. After tests, it was found that Slime toys contained high levels of boron, a toxic chemical. However, the Toy Association, American trade association for the toy industry, called it misleading.

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