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Hormonal contraceptive linked to increase in breast cancer risk: Study

Hormonal contraceptive linked to increase in breast cancer risk: Study
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Ignore the urban myth - mobile phones do not cause increased risk of brain tumours, study finds

Ignore the urban myth - mobile phones do not cause increased risk of brain tumours, study finds
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No increased risk of brain tumours for mobile phone users, new study finds » FINCHANNEL

The FINANCIAL Longstanding fears that using mobile phones may increase the risk of developing a brain tumour have been reignited recently by the launch of 5G (fifth generation) mobile wireless technologies. Mobile phones emit radiofrequency waves which, if absorbed by tissues, can cause heating and damage. According to University of Oxford, since mobile phonesThe FINANCIAL Longstanding fears that using mobile phones may increase the risk of developing a brain tumour have been reignited recently by the launch of 5G (fifth generation) mobile wireless technologies. Mobile phones emit radiofrequency waves which, if absorbed by tissues, can cause heating and damage. According to University of Oxford, since mobile phones » The FINANCIAL Tech

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No increased risk of brain tumours for mobile phone users, new study finds

No increased risk of brain tumours for mobile phone users, new study finds
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Oxford study finds mobile phone users not at increased risk of brain tumours

There was no significant difference in the risk of developing a tumour between those who had never used a mobile phone, and mobile phone users.

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