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Respondents evinced strong support for substantial limitations on the retention of wireless phone usage data.
The Federal Communications Commission, on its Web site, says that while government agencies are monitoring the latest scientific studies, "there is no scientific evidence to date that proves wireless phone usage can lead to cancer or a variety of other health effects, including headaches, dizziness or memory loss".
Over the past several years, the company has benefited from the rapid growth of wireless phone usage in these CIS countries.
The table below lists six small and mid-cap U.S. telecommunications equipment makers that could benefit from China's expansion in wireless phone usage.
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First, the study should have considered wireless phone use to include both mobile and cordless phones as the exposure category.
5 In 2009, we ran a survey of New Zealand adolescents' wireless phone use.
IARC adopted the term "wireless phone use" as the relevant exposure group [ 2].
However it was unexpected to also find a strong relationship with wireless phone use.
This corresponds to about 40 min wireless phone use per day for 10 years.
Results for even longer latency periods of wireless phone use than in this study are desirable.
However, there was no interaction with mobile phone use (p = 0.52), cordless phone use (p = 0.27), or wireless phone use (p = 0.51).
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