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Green MEPs demand investigation and caution over WiFi in schools
Source: Green Party EURO-MP Caroline Lucas has called for caution after a scientific study linked some Electromagnetic Fields – some caused by WiFi mobile ‘phones and email devices – with an increased... ...
EMF-Omega-News 13. October 2007
900 MHz induces gene expression and affects cell cycle http://omega.twoday. net/stories/4345937/ No doubt: UMTS much more dangerous than GSM http://omega.twoday.ne t/stories/4326316/ Public health: The... ...
Long term use of cell phones may increase the risk of brain tumour
http://groups.google.com/g roup/mobilfunk_newsletter/ t/c1118115d69c6acb http ://omega.twoday.net/search ?q=brain+tumour ...
Mobile phone cancer risk 'higher for children'
By Harry Wallop, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Last Updated: 4:07pm BST 08/10/2007 Children should not be given mobile phones because using them for more than 10 years increases the risk of brain cancer,... ...
Public health: The hidden menace of mobile phones
Research into the link between regular handset use and disease reveals the risks rise significantly after 10 years, despite official assurances that they are safe. Geoffrey Lean reports Published: 07... ...
Possible Cause Of Increased Violence Everywhere
http://rense.com/general78 /poscause.htm Informant: Mark G. http://omega.twoday. net/topics/HAARP/ ...
A Disease on Hold
http://groups.google.com/g roup/mobilfunk_newsletter/ t/d09776244df82f37 ------ -- This is interesting. "Regular users" in Interphone studies is anyone who uses a cell phone once a week for at least 6 months.... ...
Mobile phones and cancer risk
Mast Sanity: Report is flawed Thursday, 13 Sep 2007 11:40 A report claiming that short term mobile phone use and masts do not increase the risk of cancer and brain damage has been dismissed by the organisation... ...
Mobile phones 'could cause brain tumours in long-term users'
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... ...
Increasing incidence of brain tumors in sparsely populated areas
I would like to inform about the incidence increase of central nervous system (CNS) tumors in Sweden. In a letter to the Editor of Pathophysiology I noticed that brain cancer has been increasing most in... ...