brain tumour

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More than 13,600 Swedes have developed brain tumours in the intervening decades.
在這之間的幾十年中超過(guò)13，600瑞典人得了腦癌。
Since brain tumours often develop very slowly it may be many years before the full impact of our reliance on mobiles becomes clear.
由於腦部腫瘤形成過(guò)程漫長(zhǎng)，或許要過(guò)很多年對(duì)手機(jī)過(guò)度依賴的全部作用才能搞清楚。
Previous research had detected similar inverse correlations between allergies and brain tumours, suggesting that a welcome side effect of allergy was resistance to cancer.
先前的研究已經(jīng)証實(shí)了過(guò)敏癥和腦癌是相對(duì)立的關(guān)系。竝且過(guò)敏癥對(duì)於癌癥的抑制有促進(jìn)作用。

Meningiomas account for a third of primary brain tumours.
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And that would be enough to account for the fact that several of the single-country studies found that ten years' mobile use was associated with an increased risk of brain tumours on the side of the head that people said was exposed to their handsets.
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an abnormal growth of tissue in the brain or spinal canal that may be benign (= not likely to cause death) or malignant (= likely to cause death if not treated)