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There's a clear link but FDA is downplaying it


A recent study by the National Toxicology Program/National Institutes of Health (NTP/NIH) shows clear evidence of a causal link between cancer and exposure to wireless cell phone signals.


Results from the $30 million NTP studies demonstrated that cell phone radiation caused Schwann cell cancers of the heart and brain gliomas in rats, as well as DNA damage in the brain.


In NIH’s news release, NTP senior scientist John Bucher said,

“We believe that the link between radio frequency radiation and tumors in male rats is real and the external experts agreed.”

But, amazingly, the FDA says it disagrees with this carefully conducted, peer-reviewed study’s finding of clear evidence of carcinogenicity.

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