Cell phone exposure tied to behavior problems in children

Data on 28,745 Danish children showed that those who were exposed to cell phones before and after birth had a 50% higher risk of exhibiting behavior problems than counterparts without such exposure. Children with prenatal cell phone exposure were 40% more likely to display borderline behavior problems, while those who weren't exposed to cell phones but started using the technology at the age of 7 had a 20% increased risk of behavior problems, the study showed. HealthDay News (12/6) http://consumer.healthday.com/Article.asp?AID=647044