Newest Cell Phone/cancer study: no smoking gun (implant, expensive, effects)

[Tantalust]

Some surprising results here,
"On Friday, the National Toxicology Program (NTP), a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, threw fresh kindling onto the smoldering debate over whether cellphones are harmful to our health. It released two draft reports on its extensive, expensive efforts to study the effects of cellphone radiation on both mice and rats. The verdict was decidedly mixed."


https://gizmodo.com/a-new-report-lin...rat-1822730549

[jaminhealth]

There is SO MUCH information today, who knows what to believe...it's called Information Overload and I was just listening to a woman who's written a book on this Info Overload world we NOW live in. I've questioned these cell phones since they came out...I never even bought one and at 79 still don't have one. I don't know how I've made it this far in my life. I lived in the world of boss using a pager to get me and me going to a old fashioned phone booth.

Talk about Changes huh.

[Tantalust]

We're in for some huge advances in telemedicine sciences, one of the most interesting is implantable or wearable sensors.





Here's a miniature "smart meter" that glues to our body, zaps us with microwaves to measure our glucose levels, then sends the data to our cellphone or PC:
https://newatlas.com/diabetes-glucos...rowaves/43194/

May hit the market in 2021.