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In 2009 the United Nations said around four-billion people had a mobile phone, that is more than half the world’s population.
Now a new study from the American National Institute of Health shows mobile phones can produce a noticeable reaction in the brain that researchers are trying to understand.
More about: Health, Mobile Telephony, Research, USACopyright © 2012 euronews
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