Cell Phone May Reduce Bone Density in Hips

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If researchers are in fact proving this why aren't they testing this large-scale scale? Surely levels from power lines are many times higher than cell phones and logically will cause greater bone density loss.

Jubal of CA 9:48PM September 23, 2011

I am the author of a study published this month in which significant differences in hip mineralization between cell phone users and nonusers was found.

http://journals.lww.com/jcraniofacialsurgery/pages/default.aspx

The paper is on pp. 706-710

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