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Mobile industry slams 'health time bomb' study

...body of evidence reporting that brain tumours, such as vestibular schwannoma (acoustic neuroma) and astrocytoma, are associated with 'heavy' and 'prolonged' mobile-phone use... Read more

Apr 2, 2008

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Mobile phones: A public health time bomb?

...body of evidence reporting that brain tumours such as vestibular schwannoma (acoustic neuroma) and astrocytoma are associated with 'heavy' and 'prolonged' mobile phone use... Read more

Mar 31, 2008

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Link between mobiles and tumours found

...more years of mobile phone use may increase the risk of acoustic neuroma, a non-cancerous tumor, in humans. Since digital handsets have not... Read more

Oct 15, 2004

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Mobiles and cancer: No risk, official

...there is a link between mobile phone usage and incidents of acoustic neuroma, a type of tumour which tends to grow in the area... Read more

Aug 31, 2005

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