Fw: [OEM] Concern about cancer causation; NIR question

["James G. Barnes" <james.g.barnes@att.net>]

I picked this up off of another group that I subscribe to.  Please respond

directly to Dr. Singh.



Jim Barnes



----- Original Message ----- 

From: "Richa Singh" <richa41@gmail.com>

To: <Occ-Env-Med-L@MC.DUKE.EDU>

Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 6:34 AM

Subject: [OEM] Concern about cancer causation





> A driving examiner has been employed undertaking Bike tests for the

> last 10 years. He has been conducting the tests riding a motorbike,

> whilst following the candidate. He was required to wear the radio for

> 7 hours of each day and has developed kidney cancer.

>

> According to him, the cause of this cancer is the emission of the

> radio waves from the radio sets. There are no previous problems with

> any other bike examiners in his region.

>

> Has anyone else had any experience /and or information that may prove

useful?

>

> Thanks and Regards

> Richa

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