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I am Barber Cline with the VOA Special English â?oHealth Reportâ?. New research has found no link between the use of cellular telephones and tumors in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible links between brain cancer and cell phone radiation. British researchers look for a possible link between cellphone use and a rare tumor called acoustic neuroma. Acoustic neuromas develop on the nerve linking the brain and the inner ear. Researchers also investigated links between cellphones and other kinds of cancers but they say acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cellphones. Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London gathered information from studies done in Britain, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Cellphones have been widely used in those countries for more than 10 years. The researchers questioned more than 4000 people, 678 of them had developed acoustic neuromas. The researchers then compared their cellphone use over a ten-year period. The result was published in the British Journal of Cancer. Anthony Swerdlow led the study. He said the results suggest there is no major risks of acoustic neuromas in the first ten years of using cellphones. But he said the technology is still too new to know about long-term effects. He also warned that young children who used cellphones could be at higher risks. The results of a research Swedish studied also found no link between cellphone use and brain tumors. In 2000, a British study found no serious health effects from the use of cellphones. However, it warned that children should use them only in emergency. Some investigations have found a cancer risk, a study by the WHO last year found that people who have used cellphones for at least 10 years may be at risk for a rare brain tumor. Other study has suggested radiation from cellular phones can cause hitting in the brain, headache and stomach problems. Some scientists suggest that the increased number of cases of brain cancer is likely linked to the use of cellphones. Almost 2000 million people use cellphones around the world. This VOA Special English â?oHealth Reportâ? was written by Cynthia Kirk. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I am Barber Cline.

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Study Shows No Link Between Cell Phones and Rare Tumor
I?Tm Barber Kline with the VOA Special English Health Report.
New research has found no link between the use of cellular telephones and tumors in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible links between brain cancer and cell phone radiation.
British researchers looked for a possible link between cell phone use and aware tumor called acoustic neuromas. Acoustic neuromas develope on a nerve linking brain and the inner ear.
Researchers also investigated links between cell phones and other kinds of cancers. But they say acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cell phones.
Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London gathered infomation from studies done in Britain, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweeden.
Cell phones have been widely used in those countries for more than ten years. The researches questioned more than four thousand people. Six hundred seventy-eight of them have developed acoustic neuromas. The resaerchers then compared their cell phone use over a ten-year period. The results were published in the British Journal of Cancer.
Anthony Swerdlow led the study. He said the results suggest there is no major risk of acoustic neuromas in the first ten years of using cell phones. But he said the technology is still too new to know about long term effects. He also warned that young children who use cell phones could be at higher risk.
The results of the recent sweeden study also found no link between cell phone use and brain tumors.
In two thousand (2000), a british study found no serious head health affect from the use of cell phones. However, it warned that children should use them only in emergencies.
Some investigations have found a cancer risk. A study by he World Health Organisation last year found that people who have use cell phones for atleast ten years may be at rate risk for aware brain tumor. Other studies have suggested radiation from cellular phones can cause heating in the brain, headachea and stomach problems.
Some scinetists suggest that the increased number of cases of brain cancer is likely linked to use of cell phones. Almost two thousand million people use cell phones around the world.
This VOA Special English Health Report was written by Cynthia Kirk . Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I?Tm Barber Kline.

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I''m Barbara Klein with the VOA Special English Health Report.
New research has found no link between the use of cellular telephone and tumor in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible links between brain cancer and cell phone radiation. British researchers look for a possible link between cell phone use and aware tumor called acoustic neuromas. Acoustic neuromas develops on the nerve linking the brain and the inner ear. Researchers also investigates the link between cell phone and other kinds of cancer but they said acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cell phones. Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London gather information from studies done in Britain, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Cell phones have been widely used in those countries for more than 10 years. The researchers question more than four thousand people. Six hundred seventy eight of them had developed acoustic neuromas. The researchers then compared their cell phone use over at 10 year period. The result was published in British Gernal of Cancer. Anthony Swerdlow led the study, he said the result suggested there is no mature risk of acoustic neuromas in the first 10 years of using cell phone. But he said the technology is still too new to know about long-term effects. He also wanted that young children who use cell phone could be at higher risk. The result of recent Swedish study also found no link between cell phone use and brain tumor. In 2000, a British study found no serious health effect from the use of cell phone; however, it warned that children should use them only in emergency. Some investigations have found a caner risk. A study by the world health organization last year found that people who have used cell phone for at least ten years may be at greater risk for aware brain tumor. Other studies have suggested radiation from cellar phones can cause heating in the brain, headaches and stomach problems. Some scientists suggest that the increase number of cases of brain cancer is likely linked to the use of cell phone. Almost two thousand million people use cell phone around the world.
This VOA Special English Health Report was written by Cynthia Kirk . Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I''m Barbara Klein
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I''m Barmber Clein with the VOA Special English Health Report
New research has found no link between the use of cellular telephones and tumors in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible links between brain cancer and cell phone radiation. British researchers looked for a possible link between cell phone use and aware tumor called acoustic neuroma. Acoustic neuromas develop on the nerve linking the brain and the inner ear. Researchers also investigated links between cell phones and other kinds of cancers. But they said: Acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cell phones. Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London gathered information from study done in Britain, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Cell phones have been widely used in those countries for more than 10 years. The researcher''s question more than 4000 people, 678 of them had developed acoustic neuromas. The researchers then compared their cell phone use over at ten- year period. The result was published in British Journal of Cancer. Anthony Swednow let the study, he said the result suggested there is no major risk of acoustic neuromas in the first 10 years of using cell phones. But he said the technology is still too new to know about long-term effects. He also wanted that young children who use cell phones could be at higher risks. The result of recent Swedish study also found no link between cell phone use and brain tumors. In 2000, a British study found no serious health effect from the use of cell phones. However it warned that children should use them only in emergencies. Some investigations have found a cancer risk. A study by the World Health Organization last year found that people who have used cell phones for at least ten years may be at greater risk for aware brain tumor. Other studies have suggested radiation from cellular phones can cause heating in the brain, headaches and stomach problems. Some scientists suggested that the increase to number of cases of brain cancer is likely linked to the use of cell phones. Almost 2000 million people use cell phones around the world.
This VOA Special English Health Report was written by Cynthia Clerk. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I''m Barmber Clein

I''m Barber Cline with the VOA special English health report
New reseach has found no link between the use of cellular telephones and tumors in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible link between brain cancer and cell phones radiation.
British reseachers looked for a possible link between cell phone use and a ... tumor called acoustic neuroma. Acoustic neuroma develop on a ... linking the brain and the inner ear. Reseachers also investigated link between cell phones and other kinds of cancers. But they say acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cell phones.
Scientists at the institute of Cancer Reseach in London gathered information from study done in Britain, Denmark, Finland,Norway, Sweden. Cell phones have been widely used in those countries for more than ten years. The researchs questioned more than four thousand people. 678 of them had developed acoustic neuromas. The reseachers then compare their cell phones use over a ten - year period. The results were pulished in the British journal of there is no major rish of acoustic neuroma in the first ten years of using cell phones. But he said the technology is still to new to know about long-term effects. He also warned that young children who used cell phones could be at higher rish. The result of the Swedish study also found no link between cell phones use and brain tumors.
In 2000, a British study found no serious health effects from the use of cell phone. However, it warned that children should use them only in emergencies. Some investigations have found a cancer risk. A study by the World Health Organization last year found that people who have use cell phones for at least ten years may be at greater rish for a ... brain tumors.
Other studies have suggested radiation from cellular phones can cause heating the brain, headach and stomach problems. Some scientists suggest that the increase number of cases of brain cancer is likely link to the use of cell phones. Almost two thousand million people use cell phones around the world.
This VOA special English health report was written by Cynthia Kirk. Our reports are online at voaspecialenglish.com. I''m Barber Cline

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Study Shows No Link Between Cell Phones and Rare Tumor
I?Tm Barbara Klein with the VOA Special English Health Report.
New research has found no link between the use of cellular telephone and tumor in the head. The study is one of the largest ever done on the possible links between brain cancer and cell phone radiation.
British researchers looked for a possible link between cell phone use and a rare tumor called acoustic neuromas. Acoustic neuromas develop on the nerve linking the brain and the inner ear. Researchers also investigated links between cell phones and other kinds of cancers but they say acoustic neuromas would be the most likely because they grow close to where people hold cell phones.
Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London gathered information from studies done in Britain, Denmark, Finland, North Wales and Sweden. Cell phones have been widely used in those countries for more than ten years. The researchers questioned more than 4,000 people, 678 of them had developed acoustic neuromas. The researchers, then, compared their cell phone use over a ten-year period. The results were published in British Journal of Cancer.
Anthony Swerdlow led the study. He said the results suggest there is no major risk of acoustic neuromas in the first ten years of using cell phones. But he said the technology is still too new to know about long-term effects. He also warned that young children who used cell phones could be at higher risk.
The result of a recent Swedish study also found no link between cell phone use and brain tumor. In 2000, a British study found no serious health effect from the use of cell phones. However, it warned that children should use them only in emergencies. Some investigations have found a cancer risk. A study by the World Health Organization last year found that people who have used cell phones for at least ten years may be at greater risk for a rare brain tumor.
Other studies have suggested radiation from cellular phones can cause heating in the brain, headache and stomach problems. Some scientists suggest that the increase number of cases of brain cancer is likely linked to the use of cell phones. Almost 2,000 million people use cell phones around the world.
This VOA Special English Health Report was written by Cynthia Kirk. Our reports are online at VOASpecialEnglish.com. I?Tm Barbara Klein.

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i?Tm Bob clime with the VOA Special English Health Report.
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I?Tm Barbara Klein with the VOA Special English Health Report.
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