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    • 18 MAR 07

    #680:Paediatricians warn against mobile phones

    From Sylvie: http://www.001.be.cx/ Paediatricians warn against mobile phones Tue 13/03/07 – A group of Flemish paediatricians has started a campaign to stop children under 16 years of age from using mobile phones. That’s according to a report by the daily Het Laatste Nieuws. The doctors will act as a sort of pressure group under the

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    • 06 MAR 07

    #665: Four in ten young adults are mobile-phone addicts (Spain)

    From Sarah Dacre: http://prensa.ugr.es/prensa/research/verNota/prensa.php?nota=434 25/02/2007 Four in ten young adults are mobile-phone addicts, a behaviour that can cause severe psychological disorders – Almost half Spaniards between 18 and 25 spend more than four hours a day hooked on their mobile phones while talking, sending text messages or giving missed calls. – The author of this

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    • 29 OCT 06

    #578: A recent poll suggests widespread cell phone use is a social malady

    The weblog version of this message is at: http://www.emfacts.com/weblog/index.php?p=578 From Robert Reidlinger: A recent poll suggests widespread cell phone use is a social malady. One scientist think it”™s a lot worse than that By RUSS FRANCIS © Copyright 2006 Monday Magazine http://web.bcnewsgroup.com/portals-code/list.cgi?paper=117&cat=23&id=758746&more= Hazard? Invisible Oct 26 2006 One in 10 Canadians would rather lose their

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    • 23 OCT 06

    #571: Australian survey measures national mobile addiction

    The weblog version of this message is at: #571: Australian survey measures national mobile addiction NOTE: I have added a new category to this web log – Cell phone addiction At the Sept 2004 International Conference on Mobile Communications and Health: Medical, Biological and Social Problems, held in Moscow, I asked Yuri Grigoriev about addiction

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