Abstract Epidemiologists in the Brain Tumor Epidemiology Consortium (BTEC) have
prioritized areas for further research. Although many risk factors have been examined over …

This review summarizes and interprets epidemiologic evidence bearing on a possible
causal relation between radiofrequency field exposure from mobile phone use and tumor …

Background The rapid increase in mobile telephone use has generated concern about
possible health risks related to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields from this technology …

Objectives The objective of this study was to examine the associations of brain tumours with
radio frequency (RF) fields from mobile phones. Methods Patients with brain tumour from the …

We evaluated long-term use of mobile phones and the risk for brain tumours in case-control
studies published so far on this issue. We identified ten studies on glioma and meta-analysis …

Background: The rapid increase in mobile telephone use has generated concern about
possible health risks of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields from these devices. Methods …

During recent years there has been increasing public concern on potential cancer risks from
microwave emissions from wireless phones. We evaluated the scientific evidence for long …

Purpose Case-control studies have reported inconsistent findings regarding the association
between mobile phone use and tumor risk. We investigated these associations using a meta …

Mobile phones (MPs) are the most relevant source of radiofrequency electromagnetic field
(RF-EMF) exposure to the brain and the salivary gland. Whether this exposure implies a …

Most studies of mobile phone use are case–control studies that rely on participants' reports
of past phone use for their exposure assessment. Differential errors in recalled phone use …