Radiation alert: Cellphone exposure can weaken bonesTimes of India - 26 Mar, 2011AP | Mar 26, 2011, 06.16am IST WASHINGTON: A new study has revealed that electromagnetic radiation from cellular phones may adversely affect bone strength. He said, "The different patterns of right-left asymmetry in femoral bone mineral found in mobile ... |
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Weaker Bones, Cellphone Use Linked in Small StudyBusinessWeek - 26 Mar, 2011THURSDAY, March 24 (HealthDay News) -- A small study out of Argentina suggests that cellphone users might be at heightened risk for a weakening of bone in the hip area. Researchers measured bone mineral content and bone mineral density in the left and ... |
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Cell Phones May Weaken BonesMobiledia - Emily Anderson - 26 Mar, 2011Radiation from cell phones may weaken the bones of men who regularly wear their handsets on their belts, according to new study, providing another entry in the long and conflicting research of mobile phone ... |
Bone Density Affected By Cell Phonesallvoices - Debbie Nicholson - 26 Mar, 2011Men who commonly wear cell phones on their right side of their belt have decreased bone mineral content and bone mineral density in the right hip according to Dr. Fernando D. Sravi of the National University of Cuyo in Mendoza, ... |
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Mobile phone signals could weaken your bonesMobile Choices - Becca Talbot - 26 Mar, 2011Mobile phone radiation may lead to weaker bones in men, a new medical study has found. Medical experts from the University of Cuyo in Argentina found that men who persistently carry mobiles close to their hip are more ... |
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Mobile phones cause bone weakening?IntoMobile - 26 Mar, 2011We've already heard mobile phone radiation can cause cancer of the brain. Like that's not enough, a new research suggests it [radiation] can also affect our bones. Dr Fernando Sravi of Argentina's National University of Cuyo found that men who ... |
Mobile Phone Can Cause Fragile Bones?Brandimposter.com - Mar 25, 2011The debate that cell phones cause cancer and brain damage has not been completed, now the worries will negatively impact on the health of the body's cell phone use increased again. A recent study says, the phone can be a bad influence on our bones. ... |
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Cell phone exposure linked to bone weakeningSify - Mar 25, 2011A new study has revealed that electromagnetic radiation from cellular phones may adversely affect bone strength. Men who routinely wear their cell phone on their belt on the right side have reduced bone mineral content (BMC) and bone mineral density ... |
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Cell Phone Exposure May Cause Bone Weakening, Study SuggestsMedical News Today (press release) - Mar 25, 2011Electromagnetic radiation from cellular phones may adversely affect bone strength, suggests a study in the March Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. The journal is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health. ... |
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