Is Cell phones linked to Cancer?
918303
No, more research needs to be done.  In the meantime though, it wouldn't hurt to use a headset (which you should be using while driving anyway).
455879
Obviously, you need to see a doctor, but I see acoustic neuromas more frequently now when I do a MRI for the reasons your described.  These are not cancer, but benign tumors, and the research has shown that cell phone use increases the risk for developing them!\n\nYou can read about acoustic neuromas here:\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/health/acoustic-neuroma/HQ00182\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_neuroma\n\nRead about their link to cell phones here:  http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/10/14/health/main649429.shtml\nhttp://news.com.com/Study+links+cell+phones,+tumors/2100-1039_3-5409531.html
1047940
Not sure yet but there is new evidense.\nSee article.\nhttp://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20060522/cellphonesexcite_hea_zoom0.html\n\nCell phones use VERY LOW power, but people have been killed by TV and Radio Transmitters, and I have been personally been zaped by a radio transmitting antenna.\nPlease remember a microwave oven IS A MICROWAVE RADIO, with the radio waves contained in a metal box. I would not want to over ride the safety switch and turn it on with my head in it!!!\nCell Phones are such a low power I would not really worry, BUT If I had children I would not allow them to use one except in emerginces or no more than 5-minutes a month. Their brains and bodies are still developming and IF there is a danger it wont show up till their in their forties. \nWould you let your kids smoke? We know smoking is dangerous, IF they only smoked from age 5 to 10 years old any ILL affects wont show up till they turn forty or so.\nI'm just saying here that I dont believe enough studies have been done and the affects of cell phones have not been studied long enough only because there so new. No long term use has been studied, or the affects on developing minds.\nI have been a Certified Electronic Repair Tech. sence 1974
367946
For much needed info on cancer go to the link below.
321396
OMG!!!!!!!!  They definitely cause cancer.  Do some research on the internet and then let us know what you think.  I'm pretty sure you'll quit going.
843243
Dental Implants are titanium which is considered biocompatible. There are no reports or case(s) linking implants to cancer. You may better take the rumourmongers to task. You may go ahead and get one or more if considering for yourself.
1093478
Yes- you can read about them here\nhttp://www.tc-cancer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1023&goto=nextnewest
327511
american cancer society
400660
yes because it produces kind of radiation which may cause genetic mutations that may finally lead to cancer!\nbut this is not occuring usually, the parcentage of its harm is not high so you don't have to worry!
412243
I wouldn't say that it causes cancer, specifically, but it doesn't exactly promote good health, either. Psychosomatic illness is no joke, and an unsound mental outlook can potentially weaken the body, which could lead to an increased susceptibility to disease.
981750
Yes, if there are factors that can trigger cancer.  I will give you an example:  the island municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico has a high cancer rate.\n\n"After pressure from the people of Vieques, the U.S. Navy left the island of Vieques in Puerto Rico on May, 2003, after more than 60 years of use as a testing ground. The U.S. Navy came to Vieques in 1941, taking jurisdiction of about 70% (27,000 of the island's 33,000 acres) of Vieques, which it was used as a training area (target practice with live ammunition and war games). As a result, Vieques has inherited a legacy of toxic pollution. In May of 1999, the U.S. Navy admitted that it had tested radioactive depleted uranium shells in the island. Many in the island blame the high cancer rate (26 percent over Puerto Rico's average) on the Navy's pollution."
1121753
Yes, and it may eventually casue skin cancer.  Proven fact.
680667
Yes, it is true, below is a link to a e-book that outlines the problem in the field of cancer, I fear that is just the tip of the iceberg.
686938
causes cancer\ni guess
665539
It's possible that these chemicals influence cancer rates, but you also have to remember that the population of developed nations tend to live longer - giving more chance for cancers to develop.  Cancer is also the scourge of long life.  \n\nDo first world countries rely on chemicals too much - absolutely.  Part of it's thanks to advertising (get your floor more clean with XYZ), demands for food that don't go bad in a day, and a mantra to look the other way when it comes to our health.
648006
Its said that cell phones.. When you're blabbing away on your cell phone, did you know that your voice is transmitted from the antenna as radio frequency radiation? In fact, your voice puts out about half as much radiation as a microwave. Too bad we can't cook up a meal simply by talking to it on our cell phone.\n\nIt shouldn't come as a surprise that with that much radiation flowing from your phone, there's a good chance it's going to soak into your brain and cause some kind of damage. Cell phone users are at risk for getting rare brain tumors. In fact, studies have found that the rare tumors happen on the same side of the head that people usually use to talk on their cell phones.\n\nMillions of people use their cell phone on a daily basis - America alone has about 123 million cell phone users. Are you one of them? If so, you are putting a high-powered transmitter against your head - about an inch away from your brain. So don't sound so shocked to hear that talking on your cell phone might cause some serious damage.
255732
Absolutely not true. The amount of time people spend on the phone is more related to naturally occurring behavioral conditioning. That is, the more you do it the better you become at it. While there are stereotypically different communication styles between men and women (aka what Men are from Mars ... tries to describe), these stereotypes don't really hold up well when explored scientifically.