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[Title] => Electromagnetic Radiation at Home
[Summary] => Given the various household technologies that people have come to embrace, there’s a growing concern over the electromagnetic fields that household appliances emit.
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[Title] => Progress on treating upper GI disorders
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[Title] => Revolutionary software for medical industry launched
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