UK Study Says There's No Radiation Risk From Mobile Phones

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@earthlink.net>]

UK Study Says There's No Radiation Risk From Mobile Phones

London, April 29 (Bloomberg) -- There is no evidence to support 
claims that any radiation emitted by mobile phones can damage 
users' brains, the Financial Times reported, citing a leaked copy of 
a report on cellphone safety by an independent scientific 
committee chaired by Sir William Stewart of Dundee University. 
The report, due out next month, says mobile phones heat the brain 
by no more than one-tenth of a degree, much less than the natural 
daily variation, the newspaper said. The 10-month inquiry is also 
believed to recommend stricter controls on the location of mobile 
phone masts, the newspaper said. 
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