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let's not go there. Right. Instead, let's talk about something really important. For so many years,

people have asked me, Kim, if I put my cell phone up to my head, will I get cancer? And I've

always said the same thing. I had a friend of mine who was a brain surgeon over at Barrows,

which is, you know, neurological center here in Phoenix. And he truly is a brain surgeon. Many, many

years ago, he told me that I should never put my phone in my brow in my pocket or hold it up to my head.

And I said, why? And he says, well, we're starting to see increases of brain tumors on the

right hand side. And so that was the advice that I passed along saying that this was a friend of

mine who was a brain surgeon and this is what he does. Well, news out this past week that you see

Berkeley, they have some new research that actually says there's a strong link between cell phone

radiation and tumors, particularly in the brain. They took a look at the statistical findings

from 46 different studies around the world, and then they found that the use of a cell phone

for more than 1,000 hours, if you break that down, 17 minutes a day over a 10-year period, increased the risk

of tumors.

Get this.

Wow.

By 60%.

Yeah, that says a lot.

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