Study Links Mobile Phones, Benign Tumors
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden - A Swedish study suggests that people who use a cell phone for at least 10 years might increase their risk of developing a rare benign tumor along a nerve on the side of the head where they hold the phone.    In an interview Thursday with The Associated Press, one of the researchers behind the preliminary study, Anders Ahlbom, said the results were surprising and more research is needed...
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In the latest study to address the issue of cellular phones and cancer, a Danish survey of more than 420,000 cell phone users who first subscribed to service in the early 1980s through the mid-1990s suggests that there is no link.
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Cellular phones do not pose short-term  health risks, but it remains too soon to say whether they can  cause brain cancer or whether children face greater risks than  adults, British scientists said on Wednesday.
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Pop quiz: Which of the following is accurate? -- A. Cellphones can cause cancer. -- B. Low-tar cigarettes are less dangerous than regular cigarettes. -- C. What you do as a young adult has little effect on your chance of getting cancer later in life. If you chose any of the above, you're wrong --...
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European research has shown radiation from mobile phones can damage human DNA, reigniting the debate over whether they can harm human health.
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According to a huge new study, even years of gabbing on your mobile doesn't increase the risk of brain tumors
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Cellphone-cancer link generates headlines in under 10 minutes New research claims that cells can react to a GSM-like signal in as little as ten minutes - though if whether this could causes cancer remains open to interpretation.â¦
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Add the hospital as another place where cell phones may soon become even more common: a new study contradicts claims by some that the devices create interference with hospital equipment.
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Researchers should study more  children and pregnant women in trying to figure out if cell  phones or other wireless devices could damage health, the U.S.  National Research Council advised on Thursday.
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No 'evidence of risk' of cancer A long-term study, carried out by the Institute of Cancer Epidemiology in Denmark and published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, has found no increased incidence of cancer among mobile phone users.â¦
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Excessive text messaging may be bad for you, or at least for your fingers.
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Using a cellular phone does not increase a person's risk of cancer, according to a broad study released on Tuesday involving more than 400,000 Danish cellular telephone users.
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Mobile phones are not linked to health problems when used for 10 years or less, but further research is needed into their longer-term impact and their effect on children, according to a report released today.
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Long or short-term mobile phone use is not associated with increased risk of cancer, a major study finds.
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Long-term use increases the risk of developing tumors, new research indicates.
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Drinking coffee, using mobile phones or having breast implants is unlikely to cause cancer, according to a risk ranking system devised by an Australian cancer specialist to debunk popular myths.
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Despite long-standing concerns, cell phones don't have a negative impact on medical equipment, a new study has found.