Study on cell phone link to cancer inconclusive

GENEVA — If there's one lifestyle tool that's ubiquitous, from American cities to remote villages of the developing world, it's the mobile phone.

The frustratingly unresolved debate erupted again this week with the release of a $24 million U.N. study covering 13 nations that suggests frequent cell phone use may increase — albeit marginally — the chances of developing a rare but deadly form of brain cancer. - Study on cell phone link to cancer inconclusive - AP

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Study Finds Small Increase in Brain Cancer with Excessive Mobile Phone Use