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Thanks to a regular piece of Scotch tape, a cell phone and a pencil core, Russian scientist Konstantin Novoselov ...
The National Institutes of Health responded formally to a controversial question about the risk of cancer caused by mobile phones over the years, through a study worth $…
Instead of sending patients to the lab, the new mobile phone technology allows similar trials at doctors' offices, clinics or even in remote areas.
The nonprofit Safer Phone Zone page Because America's Environmental Health Trust (EHT) has published 10 ways to reduce the risk of cancer from mobile phones.
Everyone knows it takes millions of years for people to evolve and stand upright. But modern technologies repel the achievements of that evolutionary process.
Scientists have long been concerned about the harmful effects that may occur due to frequent use of mobile phones, but studies so far are largely unconvincing.
Radiation from mobile phones during pregnancy affects the brain development of pediatrics and may even cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, accord…
Perhaps it is a bit too much to call this a fear syndrome, and the feeling of being uneasy about the lack of communication in the modern world is a completely understand…
Women who use mobile phones a lot during pregnancy can make babies born hyperactively, US scientists warn.
A study by the Environmental Health Trust found that twice as much children absorb microwave radiation from mobile phones than adults.
Earlier this year, the US Food and Drug Administration adopted an application of smart phones, which helps check blood glucose levels and monitor high blood pressure. Th…
However, owning a phone also comes with potential hazards. Here are 10 tips for moms and dads who are about to give their kids' crickets.
According to the latest study by British scientists, one in six mobile phones in the UK has an E.coli bacterium due to improper hand hygiene.
A study in Denmark tracking 350,000 mobile phone users over a period of 18 years showed no relationship between mobile phone use and increased risk of cancer.