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On a New Zealand news show, Dr. George Carlo called marketing strategies aimed at children, “grotesque” after identifying as many as 50,000 new cases of brain and eye cancer attributable to cell phone use being diagnosed every year. (Mobile users who wear metal-frame glasses intensify the exposure to their eyes and heads). Based on current epidemiological studies, that number will reach half a million cell phone cancer cases annually within the next two years. [IsraCast Technology News July 29/05]

The line emphasized in bold is a bunch of baloney. In our dental office we take routine 3D radiographs and i can tell you that any metal in the vicinity of the cone beam will scatter the radiation, not concentrate or focus or multiply or alter it in any way. The idea that somehow this metal increases the radiation is bunk. If anything it would tend to block or shadow anything on the other side from the source of the radiating antenna. Again, Candor, this is now FIFTEEN year old science. . . and if there were anything to it, there would be far more reports of such results. Instead, there are reports finding the opposite.