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Mobile phones and cancer: misleading headlines fail to mention rats

US researchers have released a report linking high doses of the radiation given off by mobile phones to increased risk of heart tumours in male rats.

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5 persistent myths about the causes of breast cancer

The good news is there’s no reason to be concerned about deodorants, bras, plastics and milk when it comes to breast cancer risk.

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Back in the news – mobile phones and cancer

In the light of new research, we look again at the evidence on mobile phone use and brain tumours.

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‘Biggest ever’ study on mobiles still suggests no cancer risk

A new Danish study of over 350,000 people, published in the BMJ , has found no link between using mobile…

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Podcast: New drugs, lung cancer surgery and mobile phones

In this month’s podcast we bring you highlights from the ASCO conference – the world’s largest cancer conference, including two…

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World Health Organisation verdict on mobile phones and cancer

UPDATE 20/10/11: Today’s announcement is discussed here Do mobile phones cause cancer? The debate has been raging for years, and…

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Our ‘cancer controversies’ pages – a one-stop myth-busting shop

It seems that not a week goes by without a mention in the media or the internet of something that…

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No link between childhood cancer and mobile phone base stations or masts

Mobile phone base stations do not increase the risk of childhood cancer, even if a child’s mother lived close to…

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Breast cancer genes and mobile phones in this month’s podcast

In this month’s podcast we find out how older women can benefit from breast screening, and hear about the latest…

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New study shows no increased risk of brain cancer from mobile phones

Using a mobile phone does not increase the risk of getting brain cancer, according to a new Japanese study published in the BJC today.

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