Are You Engaging In Unprotected Cellular Communication?

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	Are You Engaging In Unprotected Cellular Communication?

thedoorway

6-6-2007 8:34 PM

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cellular, emf, elf, ir, rfr, cell phones, radiation, cell phone safety

thedoorway says:

There is a lot of debate about the possibility that cell phones cause humans problems. Most research that shows they don't is by those with a vested interest in that technology. That makes me want to be especially cognizant of research that doesn't have a vested interested in its results. How about you?

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