© Imago | imagebroker | Isai Hernandez
© Imago | imagebroker | Isai Hernandez
Strahlung | 04. September 2024

Keine erhöhte Hirnkrebsgefahr durch Handys

Die Themen in den Wissensnachrichten +++ Große WHO-Übersichtsstudie gibt Entwarnung in Sachen Elektrosmog durch Handys +++ Wildbienen lieben Ritzen im Straßenpflaster +++ Wenn Rülpsen zum Problem wird +++

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Keine erhöhte Hirnkrebsgefahr durch Handys
vom 04. September 2024
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