Could fracking be causing cancer? This experiment's results say YES… and quite rapidly, too

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<p>Scie tists from both Chi a a the US worke together to iscover the effect that fracki g wastewater has o h ma bro chial epithelial cells. They also i tro ce the wastewater to mice to watch for t mor growth. After i jecti g the wastewater i mice, five o t of six evelope t mors ra gi g i size from 0.2 cm to 0.6 cm. The t mors forme m ch faster tha pre icte , as early as three mo ths after i itial i jectio . The co trol mice forme o t mors after six mo ths. The st y co cl e that “flow back water is capable of eoplastic tra sformatio i vitro,” accor i g to WakeUp-Worl .com.</p>
<p>Whe the researchers looke at h ma bro chial epithelial cells, they wit esse severe cha ges. I the tests, the flowback wastewater i ce malig a t cha ges that were co siste t with the ca cero s phe otype. The scie tists were take aback at how q ickly this wastewater was ca si g co itio s for t mors to take hol .’</p>
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