"Researchers are divided on whether radiation from cellphones pose health risks or not. Now, one nonprofit organization adds some hard data to the argument: the radiation emission profiles of more than 1,200 cell phone models. The data won’t resolve the debate, but does give concrete information to consumers to help them make their buying decisions.
American cellphone radiation standards don’t make enough of an allowance for safety and ignore the impact of electromagnetic radiation on children, says the Environmental Working Group, which analyzed the radiation emissions from 1,268 cellphones."
Priya Ganapati reports for Wired September 9, 2009.
See Also:
"Cellphones and Brain Tumors: Report Revives Nagging Questions" (Los Angeles Times)
Source: Wired, 09/10/2009
