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With the National Toxicology Program issuing its final report on cancer, ratsand cell phone radiation, one can draw the following conclusions from theirdata. There is a roughly linear relationship between gliomas (brain cancers)and schwannomas (cancers of the nerve sheaths around the heart) with increasedabsorption of 900 MHz radiofrequency radiation for male rats. The rate of thesecancers in female rats is about one third the rate in male rats; the rate ofgliomas in female humans is about two thirds the rate in male humans. Both ofthese observations can be explained by a decrease in sensitivity to chemicalcarcinogenesis in both female rats and female humans. The increase in male ratlife spans with increased radiofrequency absorption is due to a reduction inkidney failure from a decrease in food intake. No such similar increase in thelife span of humans who use cell phones is expected.

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