It’s been 18 years since the U.S. government assessed the standards for cell phone radiation. That was back in 1996, long before the practice of giving your big kid a cell phone became as common as giving your little kid a bath. Both cell-phone technology and cell-phone use have changed in the interim, which is why last week the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reconsider its radiation standards.

Homeowners across Canada are discovering cellphone towers popping up in residential neighbourhoods that slip just under height regulations that would require the company to notify those living nearby.

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With a cell tower taking root next-door, one Oakville woman said she’s been driven to undertake a unique, but expensive retrofitting of her home to protect her family.

A Port Franks, Ont. woman who's walking to Ottawa to raise awareness of cell phone tower emissions is expected to stop in Mississauga today.

Cellphone radiation exposure during pregnancy impacts fetal brain development and may cause hyperactivity, Yale School of Medicine researchers say.

The Russian National Committee on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection of the necessity to regulate strictly the use of Wi-Fi in kindergartens and schools. Mobile cellular communication is getting more popular among children of different ages. Children excel adult population in the mobile phone calls use. At the same time, there is a daily brain exposure of EMF RF.

What has come to be known as the “Brazil Study” is a recent study carried out by the Municipal Government of Belo Horizonte along with 3 Universities located in Brazil.  This work submitted in 2011, incorporated epidemiological research taken from death records, telecommunications records and city population data.  The results showed that there is a spatial correlation between deaths by neoplasia.  Neoplasia represents the growth of tissue which can be benign, potentially malignant or malignant in nature.  In this case, higher mortality rates were exhibited for the residents inside a radius of 500 meters from cellular telephone base stations.  In fact, there were 14 times more deaths within a 500 meter radius than outside 500 meters.