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Study Links Cell Phones to DNA Damage

Amit Malhotra was one of several readers to point out a story running on numerous sites about a study linking cell phone use to DNA Damage. Of course, a recent gammaworld campaign has served to remind me that mutations are almost always beneficial, so there is nothign to fear.

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  1. What about Bluetooth? by Bill+Walker · · Score: 0, Redundant
    So does Bluetooth damage cells in a similar fashion?

    I looked around briefly online, but I couldn't find any study on the effects of Bluetooth. It seems to me that similar caution should apply.

    Am I way off-base? Does anyone know?

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  2. Chapter 1. by jellomizer · · Score: 1, Redundant

    As Max Russel starts his normal day a television exec. Before breakfast he pickup his cell phone to call a co-worker. Then at that minute **BANG** **ZAP** **POW** His DNA Changes and he becomes Cell Phone Man! With his inate ability to call people telephathicly to their cell phones avoiding add Roming and Overage Minute charges. Mean while at the same time a Lawer from the West Side talking on his cell phone got his DNA Changed too to become The Sun of SCO! With his super power of being the arch rival of Cell Phone Man for no reason what so ever... Dum DUm Dummmm.

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