Brain-Tumour News

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Using a cell phone for more than a decade can double the risk of some brain tumours.

A recent study indicates that mobile phones do not increase the risk of developing brain tumour.

A survey of some of the world's most popular cell phones found they emit radiation well below agreed limits and largely in line with the data published by manufacturers, a Finnish regulator's study showed.

Long-term users of some first generation mobile phones are almost twice as likely as non-users to develop brain tumours, according to recent study.

Scientists find further evidence to suggest that malignant tumours of the brain in childhood could be caused by an infection. According to a report from researchers at the University of Manchester childhood brain tumours occur in clusters over short periods of time which is suggestive of predisposing infections. Between 1954 and 1998 the team stu...