Experts question study linking cellphone radiation to cancer
A National Toxicology Program review of GSM and CDMA radiation in rats finds limited tumor evidence in male rats and none in females. Experts caution the exposure level and lifelong nine hour daily dosing may not reflect human use, urging cautious interpretation and further peer review.
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U.S. National Toxicology Program
Chael S. Lauer
National Institutes of Health
National Toxicology Program
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T-Mobile
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WHO
International Agency For Research On Cancer
Diana C. Haines
National Cancer Institute
R. Mark Simpson
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Lauer
Kevin McConway
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Why weight loss often rebounds and how to keep it off
NIH follows 14 Biggest Loser contestants six years after their season. On average they lost about 127 pounds but regained about 90, with many still slimmer than before. Metabolic rate stayed about 500 calories lower than expected, hindering maintenance. The piece advises preserving muscle, strength training, interval cardio, 10 000 steps daily, ghrelin trends, stress management, and a year to reach a new normal.
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Mother Nature
National Institutes of Health
University of Copenhagen
Surprise guests when homeowners away need prior permission
Reader asks if relatives may stay in a home while owners are absent. Answer: permission given by wife first. blame lies with her. Recommends safe storage for valuables and suggests counseling with daughter to repair relations. Abusive escape case noted as reason to visit a safe place.
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Joe
California
Odor fighting tips from Dear Heloise notes
Reader shares coffee grounds absorb odor in a cupboard with cups and a soap box lifting strong smells. Vinegar cleaning and airing doors out overnight also recommended. A reader adds a lost earring hint to store small items in a zippered bag and to report losses to stores. another tip suggests placing jewelry in shoes to avoid leaving them behind.
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Heloise
Carol D
Judy H
Texas
Judy
Trash bag crate transforms car cleanup in Wetumpka
Cindy H. of Wetumpka Alabama shares a simple car cleanup hack using a small plastic crate lined with a grocery bag as a trash can. Extra bags tucked inside the crate bottom make disposal quick and keep the car neat.
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Heloise
Cindy H
Wetumpka
Ala
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