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Hazards Are Real.
Nevertheless, an industry-funded study has done just that. Prior to this, the studies were largely speculative. A set of results from a variety of studies were presented at a WTR-sponsored colloquium Saturday and Sunday. The latest findings suggest a correlation between cell phone emissions and a slightly higher incidence of human brain tumors, cell growth in human blood micronuclei, and DNA breakage in rats. While the findings are far from conclusive, they are the first from an organization like the industry-supported Wireless Technology Research.