The study also addressed worries about cell phone exposure leading to cancer, and found no autopsy evidence of abnormal growth in the brains of the mice. That finding seems consistent with the positions of the World Health Organization, the American Cancer Society, and the National Institutes of Health, which all concluded that no scientific evidence points to bad health effects from cell phone use.

Originally Posted by Architengi

From Popular Science (POPSCI) Magazine:

http://www.popsci.com/technology/art...ts-memory-mice

Cell Phone radiaton can boost memory (at least in mice tests)

Cell Phone Radiation Reverses Alzheimer's and Boosts Memory in Mice

Scientists say the electromagnetic radiation from cell phones may lead to non-invasive Alzheimer's treatments

Astonished scientists found that electromagnetic radiation from cell phones not only boosted the memories of young mice, but even reversed Alzheimer's symptoms in old mice. Their study marks the first to investigate how long-term electromagnetic radiation affects memory function.
The University of South Florida study showed that the electromagnetic waves erase brain deposits of the harmful protein beta-amyloid, which represents a hallmark of mentally crippling Alzheimer's disease. The exposure also prevented build-up from the protein in younger Alzheimer's mice -- a possible lead on future non-invasive Alzheimer's treatments for humans.


All those cancer concerns surrounding cell phones may have to make room for good news.

So - what do you think? Instead of cancer, phone radiation can actually improve your memory and cure some diseases?