Research points away from cellphone cancer risk: study

Release Date 5 Jul, 2011 in Toronto Sun

Research points away from cellphone cancer risk: study Toronto Sun - Kristy Kirkup - 5 Jul, 2011 A new study issued by an international panel of scientists says evidence is mounting against the hypothesis cellphones may cause cancer, despite the World Health Organization's recent classification on radio ...
MP Deb O'Neill warns of mobile phone cancer risk Herald Sun - Phillip Hudson - 5 Jul, 2011 A LABOR MP last night issued a personal and passionate warning for mobile phone users to beware of the risk of cancer. Deb O'Neill said her 41-year-old brother had been diagnosed with a brain tumour believed to have been caused by using a mobile phone. ...
Cell phones don't appear to cause cancer, major review finds Macleans.ca - 5 Jul, 2011 Despite mounting concerns that cell phones may cause cancer, a new study�"a major review of previously published research by a committee of international experts�"concluded there was no convincing evidence the devices cause cancer, Reuters reports. ...
Mobile phone answers on hold Stuff.co.nz - ‎Jul 3, 2011‎ There are about 5.4 million active mobile phones in New Zealand, (yes, many people have more than one), and from time to time concerns surface about the possible health effects of all the extra electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnetic fields (EMF) ...
	Study says cell phones won't actually give you brain cancer, a month after ... New York Daily News - Kathleen Lucadamo - ‎Jul 3, 2011‎ Talking on a cell phone may not give you cancer, but riding a bike while talking is another story. So maybe cell phones won't kill you after all. There is mounting evidence that mobile phones don't increase your odds for getting ...
	Mobile phones 'do not cause cancer', say experts The Hindu - ‎Jul 2, 2011‎ Concerns over whether or not mobile phones cause cancer have been floating for over a decade, and have become a popular topic for modern scientific debate. A slew of studies conducted on the same have neither positively confirmed nor denied this link, ...
New mobiles study doubts cancer risks Sydney Morning Herald - Kristen Hallam - ‎Jul 2, 2011‎ MOBILE phones may not increase the risk of brain cancer, a study has found, just a month after the World Health Organisation said using the devices may cause tumours. Studies from several countries have failed to show an increase in brain tumours, ...
	Mobile phones 'don't cause cancer': new study AFP - ‎Jul 2, 2011‎ LONDON �" Scientific evidence goes increasingly against the theory that mobile phones cause cancer, a new study has concluded. The review carried out for the Institute of Cancer Research found "no convincing evidence of a link" between the technology ...
No link between mobiles and brain cancer, reports a new study Economic Times - ‎Jul 2, 2011‎ LONDON: There is no link between mobile phones and brain cancer , says a new study by the Institute of Cancer Research. Despite near universal mobile use, there had been no jump in the number of tumours, the study said, the trend in the accumulating ...
Koobi And Cell Phones “Can Cause” Brain Cancer? GhanaWeb - ‎Jul 2, 2011‎ An announcement last month from the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization (WHO/IARC) that they have classified radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields, such as those from mobile/cell phones, ...
	Phones 'unlikely' to cause cancer BBC News - James Gallagher - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ Mounting evidence suggests there is no link between mobile phones and brain cancer, according to a review by the Institute of Cancer Research. It stated that despite near universal mobile phone use, ...
Cancer risk 'is not raised' by mobile use Herald Scotland - Katie Hodge - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ Scientific evidence goes increasingly against the theory that mobile phones cause cancer, an independent panel has concluded. Their review found “no convincing evidence of a link” between the technology and brain tumours. But the panel, from a leading ...
Mobile-Phone Use May Have No Impact on Cancer Risk, Review Finds Bloomberg - Kristen Hallam - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ Using mobile phones may not increase the risk of brain cancer, according to a new analysis of scientific evidence published a month after a World Health Organization agency said the technology may cause ...
Evidence "increasingly against" phone cancer risk Reuters - Ben Hirschler, Will Waterman - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ LONDON (Reuters) - Despite a recent move to classify mobile phones as possibly carcinogenic, the scientific evidence increasingly points away from a link between their use and brain tumors, according to a new study on Saturday. ...
	Mobile phones 'unlikely to cause brain tumours' The Guardian - Danis Campbell - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ Scientists have concluded that using mobile phones does not lead to cancer as the incidence of brain tumours have not risen in the last two decades. Photograph: Lewis Whyld/PA Mobile phones almost certainly do not lead to brain cancer in adults, ...
Mobile phones 'not linked to cancer' The Independent - Katie Hodge - ‎Jul 1, 2011‎ Scientific evidence goes increasingly against the theory that mobile phones cause cancer, an independent panel has concluded. The review, by the Institute of Cancer Research, found "no convincing evidence of a link" between the ...
Mobiles may cause five-fold rise in brain cancer risk Times of India - ‎Jun 30, 2011‎ PTI \| Jul 1, 2011, 01.29am IST LONDON: People who begin using mobile phones as teenagers and continue to do so for over a decade may be at a five-fold risk of developing a common type of brain cancer, Swedish scientists have claimed, ...
Mobile phones cause 'five-fold increase in brain cancer risk' Telegraph.co.uk - Stephen Adams - ‎Jun 29, 2011‎ People who started using mobile as teenagers and have been doing so for more than a decade are at a five-fold risk of developing a common type of brain cancer, new evidence indicates. By Stephen Adams, Medical Correspondent The Swedish study found ...
New studies link cell phones to brain cancer? Food Consumer - David Liu, Aimee Keenan-Greene - 5 Jul, 2011 Monday July 4, 2011 (foodconsumer.org) -- A new study profiled in the Environmental Health Perspectives suggests using mobile phones may not increase the risk of brain cancer. The study shows there is no increased risk of brain cancer in those who have ...
	Researchers find no link between cell phones, cancer ABC7Chicago.com - 5 Jul, 2011 A committee of experts from the US, Great Britain, and Sweden conducted a major review of previously published research on the subject. Researchers found no convincing evidence of any cancer connection to cell phones. ...
Mobile phones 'unlikely to cause brain tumours' NHS Choices - 5 Jul, 2011 “Mounting evidence suggests that there is no link between mobile phones and brain cancer,” reports the BBC. The news is based on a review of the evidence on whether mobile phone use raises the risk of the two main types of brain cancer: glioma and ...
	New Review of Cell Phone Studies Reveals No Clear Cancerous Links DailyTech - Tiffany Kaiser - 5 Jul, 2011 But despite all of these conclusions, researchers from the United States, Britain and Sweden have conducted a review of these already-published studies, and decided that there are no clear cancerous links between humans and cell phone use. ...
Mobile phones probably don't cause cancer, says new report CNET UK - Rich Trenholm - 5 Jul, 2011 Mobile phones probably don't cause cancer after all, according to a new study from boffins in Britain, Sweden and the US. The brainiacs concluded that "the trend in the accumulating evidence is increasingly ...
	Mobile Phones Don't Cause Cancer, New Panel Says ThirdAge - Caitlin Bronson - ‎Jul 4, 2011‎ Mobile phones have been touted as being “possibly carcinogenic” by The International Agency for Research on Cancer, ... Read Morea branch of the World Health Organization. After news from the World Health Organization that mobile phones likely increase ...
Research: Further studies on 'phone cancer' hope to give a clearer signal Irish Independent - ‎Jul 4, 2011‎ We were recently told mobile phones "may cause brain cancer" by the World Health Organisation's research agency. However, the possible link is still unproven -- they concluded it was "not clearly established that it does cause cancer in humans". ...
Cellphones are dangerous / not dangerous: cancer experts say 'What, me worry?' Engadget - Amar Toor - ‎Jul 4, 2011‎ If you haven't already gotten whiplash from the ongoing cellphone-cancer debate, a freshly released scientific review might just do the trick. In the paper, published Friday, a panel of experts from Britain, ...
Mobile phones aren't killers TechEye - Nick Farrell - ‎Jul 4, 2011‎ It seems that the scientific community still can't make its mind up over whether using a mobile phone will turn your brain into a cancerous lump. A while back we had World Health Organisation's (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) ...
Scientists: no evidence for mobile phone cancer link PC Pro - Stewart Mitchell - ‎Jul 4, 2011‎ Any link between mobile phone use and cancer is increasingly unlikely, according to a fresh review of the data. The major review of previously published research by experts from Britain, Sweden and the US found there was no ...
Views on cellphone risks differ Business Day - Kristen Hallam - ‎Jul 3, 2011‎ CELLPHONE use may not increase the risk of brain cancer, according to an analysis of scientific evidence published a month after a World Health Organisation agency said it may cause tumours. CELLPHONE use may not increase the risk of brain cancer, ...
	Do mobile phones cause brain cancer? Maybe not eMaxHealth - Kathleen Blanchard - ‎Jul 3, 2011‎ Researchers say it's possible mobile phones don't cause brain cancer after all, but some uncertainty still exists. The conclusion that cell phones may not cause cancer comes from an independent international panel of experts who conducted a study ...