Pressure is increasing on the Government to increase public health warnings over mobile phones as more fears emerge over their possible risks.

By Martin Beckford

Published: 7:00AM BST 24 Oct 2009

The Department of Health has not updated its advice to consumers for more than four years, while other countries have begun to implement stricter guidance as mobile use has become widespread even among children.

The long-awaited publication of the Interphone final results paper, which will include a public health message, is likely to force a revision of advice...

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