New US government study reignites fears on cellphones and radiation
It shouldn't. Paul Brislen jumps back in the saddle to explain why. With special feature audio.
Here we go again.
The Wall Street Journal has created fresh fears that cellphones could cause cancer by highlighting a multi-year study by a US government agency.
Partial results just released by the National Toxicology Program (NTP) show low incidences of heart and brain tumors in male rats
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New US government study reignites fears on cellphones and radiation
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