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By R. Douglas Fields | July 2, 2010 | Comments50
bedroom with TV in itCuriously, the cancer rate is 10 percent higher in the left breast than in the right. This left-side bias holds true for both men and women and it also applies to the skin cancer melanoma. Researchers Örjan Hallberg of Hallberg Independent Research in Sweden and Ollie Johansson of The Karolinska (…)
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