Cell Phone Radiation Warning
June 18, 2010
If you use a cell phone, you’ve probably worried about whether it can increase your chances of getting a brain tumor. Some new studies say yes, not to mention a possible link to early Alzheimer’s and a low sperm count. So, should your cell phone carry a Surgeon General’s warning? A new law in San Francisco requires cell phone companies to carry radiation warnings on the label. Click here to see this report by ABC’s Good Morning America, which takes a look at the growing controversy.
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