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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2024 · 1H 20M

20. Cancer and Big Pharma

from The No Name Podcast

In this eye-opening episode, we explore a growing concern that has been largely ignored by mainstream health organizations: the potential link between radiation from everyday devices—like cell phones, laptops, and Wi-Fi routers—and the rising rates of cancer. Are the constant waves of electromagnetic radiation emitted by these devices quietly contributing to the global cancer epidemic? And if so, why isn't anyone talking about it?Why is the treatment process so expensive, and why has Big Pharma been slow to push for better, affordable options for those battling cancer? With therapies costing tens of thousands of dollars, is there an economic agenda at play?In this episode, we unravel the connection between technology, health, and the role of pharmaceutical companies in driving up costs and failing to offer solutions. We’ll also explore alternative treatments, the role of awareness, and what you can do to protect yourself from the invisible threats in your pocket and on your desk.Join us and please like & subscribe so you can hear the newest episodes we drop along the way! Email us anytime for questions, comments, ideas, or even if you want to talk to us on the podcast at [email protected]

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