Cellphones are dangerous/not dangerous, the next generation
By Marc Perton 
posted Jan 20th 2006 1:15PM
posted Jan 20th 2006 1:15PM
That study on cellphone
radiation that was previewed earlier
this week is out now, and -- surprise, surprise -- turns out to be somewhat inconclsuive and open to debate. The
study, conducted by researchers from Leeds, Nottingham and Manchester Universities and the London Institute of Cancer
Research, found "no evidence that using a cell phone has an effect on the development of tumors," according
to one of the researchers involved. The study is based on interviews about cellphone usage habits with close to a
thousand cancer patients and about 1,700 healthy people. However, at least one advocacy group, the UK-based Powerwatch,
found the survey's methodology questionable, pointing out that nearly half of the cancer patients included in the study
died before they could be interviewed. And, for conspiracy theorists out there, it's worth noting that the study was
funded by, among others, Orange, O2, T-Mobile, Vodafone, the Mobile Manufacturers Forum, and the GSM Association --
though, of course, funding was done under an agreement that, according to the study, "ensured independence for the
researchers."
Does anyone else see Hitler on a cellphone?
The study is important. However, even though it's dangerous, for most of ppl, they still need it everyday.
Can we just get this over with? Cellphones are fine as long as you aren't an idiot. If you're an idot, get rid of your cellphone NOW, it'll make you impotent.
I'm just waiting for the study that says Bluetooth headsets are more dangerous than cellphones themselves. :P
oh man, I totally see hitler on a cellphone in that picture.