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'Slight' mobile cancer link

By Emily Cook, Health Correspondent 13/09/2007

Mobile phone users were still in the dark yesterday after a major study concluded there IS a "very slight hint" that long-term use can cause cancer.

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12.09.07

Mobile phones: Some increased risk for long-term users

Britain's biggest-ever study into mobile phone safety has warned that a long-term cancer risk cannot be ruled out.

Scientists say possible dangers to children are also unknown - despite the millions of pounds spent during six years of research.

As a result, investigators say they cannot update "precautionary" advice issued in 2005. That warned parents to limit children's use of mobiles and said those under eight should not use them at all.

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