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Cell Phone Radiation Full Report

 

Cell Phone Radiation Research

 

March 2011 - Government Softened Advisory on Cell Phones

Federal website dropped cautionary language on radiation levels after officials met with industry, documents obtained by Environmental Working Group show. Read more.

December 2010 — EWG Shopping Guide

Shoppers looking for smart phones with the most features don’t have to expose themselves to higher radiation levels to get what they want, a new analysis by Environmental Working Group shows. Read more

 

February 2010 — New Cell Phone 2010 Update

New cell phones in 2010 are loaded with new features. For some models, like Motorola’s Droid, Blackberry Bold 9700, LG Chocolate Touch and HTC Nexus One by Google, consumers pay a hidden price: exposure to the highest legal levels of cell phone radiation. You can see for yourself by looking the radiation levels for new 2010 cell phones.

 

September 2009 — Science Review on Cancer Risks and Children's Health

EWG’s comprehensive, 10-month science evaluation of the hazards of cell phone radiation includes data from more than 200 peer-reviewed studies, government advisories, and industry documents, to provide you with the latest information on cell phone safety.

Download the full report as PDF version.