Recent GSMA Publications
- New FAQ on Phone Shields and Other Add-On Devices
This FAQ addresses the question: 'Are there safety benefits to using shields, special batteries of other add on
devices for mobile phones?' concluding that there is no scientific proof that such devices significantly
reduce exposur, The FAQ also notes that the advertisning claims of some promoters have been challenged by governmental agencies.
- Mobile Abstracts - December 2007 and January 2008
This is a monthly newsletter prepared jointly by the GSMA and the MMF and provides a brief update of recent scientific publications related to mobile telephony. The format is short with a summary of the article taken from the published abstract and a link to the paper itself.
Past
GSMA papers
Other Headlines
Australia: Mobile phones, coffee found unlikely to cause cancer.
Finland: A study on mobile phone radiation effects on humans completed: Intriguing observations concerning biological effects – influence on health still ambiguous.
Japan: New study shows no increased risk of brain cancer from mobile phones.
Global: INTERPHONE Results update – 7 February 2008.
Global: Mobile Operators Encouraged to Think Green.
UK: BBC apologises for Wi-Fi risks report.
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