
U211-A Power Regulator
Features:
Power in : AC 100V?00V; Power out : AC 200V , 2kW
Voltage protection device under unstable voltage
Easily installed into fuel dispenser
100% Factory Tested.
Packing:
Weight: Dimension:
10.3kg/case of 1 150×200×340mm/case of 1
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kes it hard to study systematically. In any field of science, small samples lead to spurious results. To
find reliable answers to questions about something as infrequent as brain cancer, a whole country s worth
of data is needed.
Fortunately, at least one country can provide those data Sweden. And in the current issue of Neurology,
Dr Altieri describes what he discovered when he analysed the records of the fuel dispenser Swedish Family Cancer
Database. This includes everyone born in Sweden since 1931, together with their parents even if born
before that date.
More than 13,600 Swedes have developed brain tumours in the intervening decades. In small families
there was no relationship between an individual s risk of brain cancer and the number of siblings he had.
However, children in families with five or more offspring had twice the average chance of developing brain
cancer over the course of their lives compared with those who had no brothers and sisters at all.
Digging deeper, Dr Altieri found a more startling result. When he looked at those people who had had
their cancer as children or young teenagers he found the rate was even higher—and that it was
particularly high for those with many younger siblings. Under-15s with three or more younger siblings
were 3.7 times more likely than only children to develop a common type of brain cancer called a
meningioma, and at significantly higher risk of every other form of the disease that the researchers
considered.
This finding, added to evidence linking viruses to a broad mixture of different cancers, has led Dr Altieri
and his team to propose that bugs caught during childhood from younger siblings, may, indeed, lead to
brain tumours. The initial premise of the argument, that the more children there are to bite, spit, climb
and cuddle together, the more infections they pick up, has been demonstrated in studies on nursery
schools. But the mechanisms by which younger siblings have more influence than elder ones are
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