Just 10 minutes of chatting on cellular phones is enough to trigger such chemical changes in the brain that can increase the risk of cancer, warn scientists.
A study by the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel has shown that even low levels of radiation from handsets interfere with the process of cell division, which encourages the growth of tumors.
Although the researchers have yet not found any evidence that signals from cell phones are harmful, their findings suggest they may be.
Wednesday, 12 September 2007
Cell Phones and Cancer
ANI - Just 10 minutes of cellphone chat may trigger cancer
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