Cautionary approach to mobile phone health

I REFER to Hugh Sheehy’s letter (March 21) in reply to my letter concerning health impacts from mobile telephone radiation.

Fri, 01 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

I welcome his contribution and letter and am very happy that the debate is continuing.

There is, however, ample evidence in relevant literature that exposure to current levels of this form of radiation exerts changes in many human physiological systems.

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