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Sheryl Crow reveals possible cause of brain tumor

Tue, Sep 11 2012

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HollywoodNews.com: Sheryl Crow recently revealed that she is suffering from a brain tumor, and now she might know the cause of it. Crow spoke with Katie Couric about how cell phone use may have led to her brain tumor, states TMZ. Although doctors have not confirmed anything, Crow believes she[...]

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