It will be interesting to see how this correlates to the Danish study of 421,000 cell phone user over 21 years that found no causal link.

Never mind that cell phones emit less power today than they used to.

I'd be interested in seeing who funded the WHO study and what it's methodology was. Also, they say "increased risk" - what does that mean? For example, if it turns out that now 2 out of 10,000 people might get a tumor where it used to be 1 in 10,000 (numbers I'm completely making up for the purposes of example) - you can bet that we'll hear "Cell phones DOUBLE your risk of CANCER!"

And what happens when further studies show that, perhaps, it some people who are more genetically susceptible to it (assuming the previous study was accurate). You know, kind of like how smoking can kill someone at 45 while we've all seen the 90-year old still smoking a pack a day.