Published August 23, 2026 | Version v1

Your TV and lounge public enemy number one!

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A paper highligting possible links between cancer causation Televsion Receivers and their attendant lounges and furnishings.   

Abstract

Abstract   TV sets being located in a single room in the house may have introduce more  complex associations such as not only increasing LAN but also increasing exposure to UPF, Smoking, Alcohol, Reduced Physical Activity and  by confining people in a single space may also increase their exposure to Radon and ‘forever chemicals’, the latter being emitted by carpets and furnishings and the like, especially by flame retardant chemicals.  TV penetration needs to be considered alongside other common economic indicators that could potentially lower melatonin such as outdoor LAN, Electricity and Mobile Phone penetration. All these factors may raise the risk of specific cancers but very much in accord with individual biologics.   TV penetration needs to be considered alongside other common economic indicators that could potentially lower melatonin such as outdoor LAN, Electricity and Mobile Phone penetration.  The hypothesis that not all types of cancer will have the same family of predictors is  tested and confirmed to be true.  The hypothesis that cancers which have mainly pathogenic drivers will not be influenced by LAN or TVS has been shown to be true.     Recent work suggesting that increases in Thyroid Cancer appear to be correlated with mobile phone use is also supported by the present study.   Electricity is  shown to have a potential connection with Hodgkin Lymphoma and with Stomach Cancer.  Finally, the  percentage of Electricity Supply Penetration in a country has been shown to have an apparent prophylactic effect with Cervical and Oesophageal cancer, most likely because of correlation with improved access to health education, vaccines, drugs and treatments. 

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