Interphone Study Conclusions

A huge Interphone Study on effects of Mobile (Cell) Phones) has finally been published, The study included 2,708 cases of glioma tumours and 2,409 meningioma tumours in 13 countries over a 10-year period  The conclusions in the news articles are providing interesting results - the evaluation of results posted in the news seems to depend entirely on the opinion of the reviewer, as they are coming up with completely oposite conclusions. We are posting many of the articles here so you can make up your own mind.

I think it goes without saying that we feel there is a link and that the results are cummulative, and much like smoking, asbestos, pesticies and many other toxins, the true harm isn't apparent sometimes for decades. The question is, do you want to wait until the statistics are proven. You could be part of the proof?

Carolyn, BioElectric Shield

The results of the Interphone Study have finally been released after an approximate delay of six years -- and as one can see from the multitude of articles below (513 to be exact) it is being spun this way and that. So depending on which article you happen to read (and may or may not regurgitate) you may either conclude that the "Study finds no brain cancer link to mobile phone use" or that there is a "Brain cancer link to mobile phones."

Mysteriously (or not), this story -- from what I can tell -- was not covered at all in Japan -- and this is in spite of the fact that Japan included its own researchers on this project andthis country is supposedly a democracy with a free press (unless of course there is a perceived threat to corporate profits).

by Paul Doyon, EMF Refugee