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MSD · 08-02-2003, 10:35 AM

I have found some interesting studies about "The Cancer-Culster Myth." If you look at a large enough random sampling, and adjust for genetic predispostion, the cancer-cluster argument becomes less convincing. I'm not saying that cancer clusters don't exist, but rather that they aren't as widespread as you would think.

I see the logical basis for the EMF theory, but I wonder if the EMF's themselves have some sort of effect on human DNA and metabolism.

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MSD The sky calls to us ... Super Moderator Location: CT	I have found some interesting studies about "The Cancer-Culster Myth." If you look at a large enough random sampling, and adjust for genetic predispostion, the cancer-cluster argument becomes less convincing. I'm not saying that cancer clusters don't exist, but rather that they aren't as widespread as you would think. I see the logical basis for the EMF theory, but I wonder if the EMF's themselves have some sort of effect on human DNA and metabolism.