By Doreen Carvajal
Published: June 29, 2008
PARIS: For 10 years, scientists have been waiting for the outcome of a global examination of the habits of thousands of brain cancer patients to explore whether there are links between cellphone use and brain tumors.
But now the findings of the €15 million, or $24 million, Interphone study are stalled, caught in an international rift among prominent cancer researchers who are divided about how to interpret the risks of radio-frequency radiation emitted by mobile telephones.
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The delay in the release of the results of the Interphone project is getting wider and wider attention. The International Herald Tribune features a story in its Monday editions.
Louis Slesin
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Interphone-Studie: Kluft zwischen Forschern verzögert die Veröffentlichung der Studie
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Starmail - 29. Jun, 23:11