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GLP Podcast/Video: Cell phones and cancer; Do you need a COVID booster? The case for/against eating bugs

Cameron English, Liza Dunn | 
There's no evidence that cell phone use causes brain cancer, so why do so many people, some scientists included, believe ...
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Cell phones may be causing horns to grow on our skulls

Isaac Stanley-Becker | 
Mobile technology has transformed the way we live — how we read, work, communicate, shop and date. But we already ...
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Why our shrinking attention spans might be a good thing

Ben Healy | 
Our supposedly shrinking attention spans are a hot topic these days—as you may have seen on TV or heard on a ...
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Blasting rodents with cell phone radiation increased cancer risk. Here’s why that means nothing for humans

Geoffrey Kabat | 
Last week the National Toxicology Program (NTP) issued an update on the results of the largest animal experiment to assess ...
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Do cell phones cause cancer? Unlikely, but activists are skeptical of journalists who present the facts

Michael Schulson | 
While it has been theorized that radiation from cellphone usage has the ability to cause cancer, there is no evidence ...
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