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Confused Electric Blankets and cancer risk???

Hi Everybody,

I was really sick Monday night and when I got back to bed about 3:30am it took me another hour to get back to sleep because my feet and hands were freezing, sooooo.... I went to Walmart and bought an electric blanket last night.

I slept so well, 13 hours! And I didn't have any back or shoulder pains!

Does anybody know if there's a cancer risk from sleeping in an electrical field? I've read this over the years but don't know how valid it is. I plan to use this on cold nights now.
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