Denise Hynd wrote: >>From today's Telegraph: >> >> >http://www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/01/10/wradi > >>10.xml&sSheet=/portal/2002/01/10/por_right.html >> >>Kitchen appliances linked to miscarriage >>By Robert Uhlig, Technology Correspondent >>(Filed: 10/01/2002) >> >> >>STRONG magnetic fields produced by trains and household appliances such as >>vacuum cleaners and food mixers increase the risk of miscarriage by up to >>three times, according to a new study. >> oh great, so now we'll be prohibited from playing sport AND doing the cooking & cleaning..... (well yes i know its a mixed blessing:)) it must have been real fun to have to wear a radiation-measuring belt for 10 weeks, & will there be a study to determine whether the belts are potentially harmful to women & babies?? I'm still waiting for the study that tells us that research scientists are harmful to EVERYBODY :))
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