Which of the following occupations does NOT have a higher-than-normal incidence of leukemia?

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Occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields, as might be experienced by power plant operators, electrical engineers, and cable splicers, has been studied for potential links to various health outcomes, including leukemia. However, there is no significant evidence to suggest that working in cell phone manufacturing, which involves different types of exposures, is associated with a higher-than-normal incidence of leukemia.

Which of the Following Occupations Does NOT Have a Higher-Than-Normal