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Could lying down with a laptop on my stomach give me bladder cancer?
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No: No studies have ever shown a link between bladder cancer and radiation exposure from laptop usage. There appears to be a lonk between laptop usage and sperm dysfunction, however.
Answered 3/12/2012
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