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American study raises fears that long-term mobile phone use may damage hearing
Herald Editor 25 September, 2007 04:10:00
The findings of a study, Audiological Disturbances in Long-Term Mobile Phone Users, presented to the annual meeting of ear, nose and throat doctors, held in Washington DC last week, has raised the possibility that long-term use of mobile phones may ...
Long-term mobile phone use remains a concern
Herald Editor 14 September, 2007 04:01:00
A report issued, Wednesday 12th September, by the Mobile Telecommunications & Health Research (MTHR) Programme management committee continues to suggest that further research is required into the potential long-term health effects of mobile phone use. Although the authors of the ...
Houghton to raise mobile phone radiation concerns in Tynwald
Herald Editor 17 June, 2007 21:00:00
North Douglas MHK, John Houghton, is to ask the Chief Minister at tomorrow's sitting of Tynwald whether he will organise a working party to consider mobile phone base station emissions with a view to introducing appropriate regulations.The Question has been ...
Health Centre set to become 'Health Experiment'?
Herald Editor 01 June, 2007 21:00:00
A recent meeting, chaired by North Douglas MHK, John Houghton, brought together a diverse group of concerned health service employees, politicians, government officials and a representative of Cable and Wireless to discuss the locating of mobile phone masts on the ...
Anti-fluoridated tap water campaigner issues fresh challenge to Public Health official
Herald Editor 18 May, 2007 21:00:00
At a public meeting, held last night in Douglas, well-respected Professor of Chemistry, Dr Paul Connett, issued a fresh challenge to Dr Paul Emerson, of the Public Health Directorate, to publicly debate with him the pros and cons of adding ...
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