Register Your Cell Phone Related Health Problems

Have you ever experienced any symptoms that you feel are related to your cell phone use? If so, you can register online with the Mobile Telephone Health Concerns Registry. The Registry was created by Dr. George Carlo, the former chief scientist of the cell phone research project funded by the industry. Operating under Dr. Carlo's nonprofit Science and Public Policy Institute, the Registry collects information voluntarily provided by cell phone users and is the first step in consumer protection and public health intervention, and will help direct future research of potential health effects related to cell phone use. Participation in the Registry is strictly confidential. To find out more, go to Mobile Telephone Health Concerns Registry now.

Dr. George Carlo Radio Interview: "Your Cell Phone is Dangerous"

Dr. George Carlo is known as the epidemiologist and public health scientist who headed the multimillion dollar research funded by the cell phone industry. The project was launched in 1993 as part of a deal made with Congress to keep the industry from being regulated. After six years, Dr. Carlo's research yielded alarming findings that linked cell phone radiation to serious health diseases, including cancer. When he submitted his results to the industry executives, he expected that they would do something about it. Instead, they distanced themselves from him and tried to find ways to discredit his research and reputation.

Dr. Carlo has appeared on 20/20, 60 Minutes, World News Tonight, CBS News with Dan Rather and The Today's Show, as well as on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC. In July 2006, a documentary film of his work will be released in major theaters.

In this candid interview, Dr. Carlo disclosed not only his research findings that question the safety of cell phone use but also the industry politics and shenanigans that keep cell phones in the market with minimal government intervention. There is no more qualified person to talk about the dangers of cell phone use than the man who headed a multimillion dollar research program into its safety--a program funded by the cell phone industry itself. It took a lot of courage (and still does) for him to go against the corporate giants and risk his career, reputation and even physical safety. This is one interview you do not want to miss! Listen now