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Cell Phones Induce Memory-Related Brain Damage
December 5, 2008

A new rat study shows that two hours per week of cell phone exposure1 for one year resulted in diminished interest and impaired memory function.
The researchers found that a single two hour exposure period increased permeability of the blood brain barrier, allowing substances into the brain that should not get in. Signs of brain damage began showing up 4-8 weeks after the exposure, indicating that damage is cumulative over time.
The researchers found that a single two hour exposure period increased permeability of the blood brain barrier, allowing substances into the brain that should not get in. Signs of brain damage began showing up 4-8 weeks after the exposure, indicating that damage is cumulative over time.
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