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  1. Could reading badly researched articels cause cancer?
    Mark Stave Mark Stave United States says:
    May 26, 2016 at 8:15 AM

    This is click bait about a study that has already been debunked for shoddy experimental design.  The real question is - could writing such crap cause cancer of the soul for the writer?  Could blood pressure be permanently elevated as the reader takes in sensational but inaccurate writing?  Could stress hormones released when a site bills itself as "medical" but emulates Gawker be damaging?

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