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Can mobiles make you infertile?

In a recent pilot study, rats subjected to radiation from mobile phones were found to have damaged DNA and low sperm count, leading to infertility. Read »
Created by pooja1439 Created 23 weeks 3 days ago – Made popular 23 weeks 3 days ago
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