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Not really, no. Cancer and autism and their trends predate 5g and covid.

• UncleMeat 4mo ago
  This trend is also not aligned on the timeline with a global food system where food travels long distances before it is eaten.
  • wemwemwem 4mo ago
    In terms of the crackpot theory I'd suspect more people ate longer stored food in 1980 than today. In terms of changes that could explain a rise in a very infrequent thing I'd suspect a lot more people eat a measurable amount of transcontinental "fresh" which probably has a lot more nutritional loss than frozen for example.
    • UncleMeat 4mo ago
      An awful lot of "I'd suspect." I'll let the professional researchers work to tease it out.