Steve
Jobs delayed surgery for his pancreatic cancer until it was too late to
contain it, according to the authorized biography of the co-founder of
Apple that hits bookstores today. Over the protests of his family, Jobs
tried alternative medicine treatments for nine months and the cancer
spread to other organs. The new biography draws from dozens of
interviews with Jobs by author Walter Issacson, with the last one
completed just before Jobs died. Source Link
New
research says there’s no link between the use of cellphones and brain
cancer. The study from Denmark looked at over 300,000 people and found
no difference in the percentage of brain cancer cases with those who
used cell phones and those who did not. Earlier this year, the World
Health Organization said cellphone use should be classified as "possibly
carcinogenic.” Source Link
If
you want to find America’s safest drivers, head for the Rockies. A new
report by Allstate Insurance names Fort Collins, Colorado as the
American city where drivers are least likely to have an accident. In a
ranking of cities over one million people, drivers in Phoenix Arizona
get the top rating, but there’s little brotherly love behind the wheel
in Philadelphia, where drivers are 60% more likely to have an accident.
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