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(Memphis) A type of metal used in cellphones and computers could increase your risk of suffering a stroke.
A new study found people who have high levels of the metal called tungsten in their bodies were nearly twice as likely to suffer a stroke.
Researchers say during the production process small amounts of the metal can make its way into the water supply.
Researchers say that’s how a lot of people are exposed to it.
