By TESSA THOMAS

Last updated at 22:57pm on 18th February 2008

Like many of us, David Dean enjoyed the freedom a digital cordless phone gave him to walk about the house while on calls.

Then the 44-year-old company director from Wimbledon started getting headaches - when he stopped using his cordless phone the headaches went overnight.

There has been much controversy over health problems linked to mobile phones and masts. Only this week, a new report - based on research revealed in the Mail last year - claimed that people who use a mobile phone for hours a day are 50 per cent more likely to develop mouth cancer.

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