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masseur
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BBC article
The largest study ever conducted says that there is no link between mobile phone use and greater risk of brain tumours.
The study involved almost 2800 people from around UK and their mobile phone habits from the last 10 years
read more on the BBC link above
as someone who has been using mobiles since 1986 (just about 20 years now!) I'm glad to hear about such research 
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methylated_spirit
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Was just about to post this 
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batesie
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great news for the mobile industry...
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The problem is with this is that,this research is only valid until someone else comes out with a new study suggesting mobiles do affect your brain.
Over the years these studys have been flip flopping over their research and no one seems to have a conclusive answer to this problem,
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batesie
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and usually one study is funded by a mobile phone manufacterer, the other by a land line manufacturer
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Phew! 
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Debu
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What about that 'Mobile Phones cause impotency' issue?
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Posted: 2006-01-20 13:23
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