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Radon and tobacco kill together and separately
13/12/2004
STUK study chosen to 2004 Press Book of Cell Biology
13/08/2004
Proteins react to microwave radiation from mobile phones
06/05/2004
STUK will assist the European Commission during severe nuclear or radiological emergencies
08/01/2004
Mobile phone radiation does not exceed exposure limits
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