--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > People should keep in mind that cancer is the least of their worries for this kind of thing > anyway. If something causes cancer, its probably causing a host of other health problems > that researchers haven't bothered looking at. For example, not every smoker gets lung > cancer, but just about every smoker has lower lung capacity and many have badly aging > skin. Cell phone effects might be subtle: who notices if they're 10% more irritable? What > about if they're gaining enlightenment at a 10% slower pace? > > http://it.moldova.org/stiri/eng/24632/ > > LYON, France, Jan. 25 (UPI) -- A European study suggests people using cell phones for 10 > or more years have a higher risk of developing brain tumors than do non-cell phone > users. >
********** Bluetoothing should be OK for heavy cell users since it's much lower power, right? I carry a non-bluetooth cell for 20 hrs/wk, but only talk for about 10mins/week, not enough to worry about I believe. I would be a lot more concerned about natural hazards like radon (which is a big problem in Iowa http://www.cheec.uiowa.edu/misc/radon.html ).
