Japanese study clears mobiles of brain cancer risk

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Japanese study clears mobiles of brain cancer risk

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Research continues on effects of long-term use, but no evidence so far suggesting cell phones are unsafe.

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Study completely wrong!
by oxtail01 February 11, 2008 3:17 PM PST: With all the brain-dead people I see talking on their phones while driving, totally impervious to their surrounding, I know this study is not right.; Like this Reply to this comment

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