:: Most of those "studies" appear to be surveys and questionnaires. Although these can be useful in identifying  trends or suggesting if further research is required (if performed correctly), they don't prove that one thing is linked to another. What the other poster asked for was peer-reviewed papers showing non-thermal effects. The bulk of these papers don't do that, and the surveys and questionnaires are already well covered in the article. Do you have any good refs of lab studies showing that mobile phones (not any electromagnetic fields, but those emitted by 'phones) have some non-thermal effects on biological tissue, and also any evidence that these may be detrimental to health - other than any already mentioned in the article. Also, that table is awful. 147.171.255.159