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Study: Cell Phone Towers Don’t Raise Cancer Risk

A recent study by British researchers at Imperial College London’s School of Public Health has found that, despite widespread concern over the safety of cell phones, children born to mothers who lived near cell phone towers while pregnant do not have an elevated risk of cancer.

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Study: Cell Phone Towers Don’t Raise Cancer Risk

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