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The Man Who Was Allergic to Radio Waves
Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 75 miles northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because...
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When I was reporting my March 2010 PopSci feature story on the possible health effects of cell phone radiation, I was particularly interested in learning about the Interphone project, a collection of...
View ArticleLargest-Ever Study On Cancer and Cellphones Finds “No Increase in Risk”
When I was reporting my March 2010 PopSci feature story on the possible health effects of cell phone radiation, I was particularly interested in learning about the Interphone project, a collection of...
View ArticleLargest-Ever Study On Cancer and Cellphones Finds “No Increase in Risk”
When I was reporting my March 2010 PopSci feature story on the possible health effects of cell phone radiation, I was particularly interested in learning about the Interphone project, a collection of...
View ArticleLargest-Ever Study On Cancer and Cellphones Finds “No Increase in Risk”
When I was reporting my March 2010 PopSci feature story on the possible health effects of cell phone radiation, I was particularly interested in learning about the Interphone project, a collection of...
View ArticleLargest-Ever Study On Cancer and Cellphones Finds “No Increase in Risk”
When I was reporting my March 2010 PopSci feature story on the possible health effects of cell phone radiation, I was particularly interested in learning about the Interphone project, a collection of...
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The Man Who Was Allergic to Radio Waves
Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 75 miles northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because...
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The Man Who Was Allergic to Radio Waves
Per Segerbäck lives in a modest cottage in a nature reserve some 75 miles northeast of Stockholm. Wolves, moose and brown bears roam freely past his front door. He keeps limited human company, because...
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