Re: Immune system 'attacked by mobile phones'

On Thu, 31 May 2007 18:06 +0100 (BST), in uk.telecom.broadband ,
andrew.mcp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Andrew MacPherson) wrote:

dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx () wrote:
There is very little evidence that mobile phones do
cause any heating.

Very little is not the same as none. The effect isn't disputed, what's
disputed is its relevance.

No, whats disputed is whether the evidence is credible and the
experiments repeatable.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phone_radiation_and_health

Er, I wouldn't trust user-edited content as far as I could throw it.
No offense, but too much of it is edited by people who have little or
no understanding of the subject matter, and merely retype the latest
article from the News of the World or Daily Mail.

my point is that the vast majority of mobile use is entirely avoidable
chatter,

This part I agree with.

But then, isn't it /good/ to see people socialising verbally again,
after many years of declining social chat over the garden fence ?
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Mark McIntyre
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