
Oncology NEWS International
- Oncology NEWS International Vol 10 No 9
- Volume 10
- Issue 9
National Toxicology Program Will Study Cell Phone Safety
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC-The National Toxicology Program (NTP) will probe questions about the safety of cellular telephones in a 5-year series of rodent studies. The agency said that the study is in response to the requests from citizens who claim cell phones have caused a variety of health problems. Most studies done to date have failed to show that cell phones cause any ill effects, but many of these studies were funded by the cell-phone industry.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NCThe National Toxicology Program (NTP)will probe questions about the safety of cellular telephones in a 5-year seriesof rodent studies. The agency said that the study is in response to the requestsfrom citizens who claim cell phones have caused a variety of health problems.Most studies done to date have failed to show that cell phones cause any illeffects, but many of these studies were funded by the cell-phone industry.
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New Agents Tested with 5-FU in Rectal Canceralmost 25 years ago
Anticonvulsants Can Alter Irinotecan Metabolismalmost 25 years ago
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Irinotecan Plus Cisplatin Used as First-Line Treatment of Ovarian Cancersalmost 25 years ago
New ‘Goals for Pain Relief’ Scale Proves Reliable in Pilot Studyalmost 25 years ago
GVAX Autologous Vaccine Shows Activity in Lung Cancer



































































