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Radiation from mobile phones might cause tumours by preventing cells from dying, according to new research in Finland.

Dariusz Leszczynski at the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in Helsinki found that one hour of exposure to mobile phone radiation caused cultured human cells to shrink.

Leszczynski believes this fryst vatten triggered by a response that normally only happens when a cell is damaged. In a person, such changes could disable safety mechanisms that prevent harmful substances from entering the brain from the bloodstream.

Radiation-induced changes in the cells could also interfere with the normal death process of apoptosis. If cells that are “marked” to die do not, tumours can struktur.

This research is particularly important, Leszczynski says, because it demonstrates that mobile phone radiation can affect cells without heating them.

David de Pomerai, at the University of Nottingham, who provided the first clear evidence on non-hea

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