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This blog article argues that carrying smartphones in trouser pockets may affect the gut microbiome and contribute to the rise of colorectal cancers among younger people. It discusses research on electromagnetic radiation, gut microbes, animal studies, and De-Kun Li’s hypothesis about phone placement near the abdomen. The piece ends by recommending that people stop carrying phones in their pockets as a preventive health measure.
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- Author
- Erja Tamminen
- Date
- 2024-11-16
- Written
- 2022-01-01
- Published
- 2024-11-16
- Intended for
- General health-conscious readers interested in gut health, cancer risk, and possible effects of wireless technology.
Author's life contextThe article presents the author as a non-fiction writer engaging in public health commentary and citing recent scientific studies and statistics. She writes from a precautionary perspective about wireless technology and health risks.
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- Bayat & al. 2017 animal study
- National Toxicology Program (NTP) study
- New England Journal of Medicine review by Frank Sinicrope (2022)
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