Prevalence of headache is increased among users in Singapore
- Sin-Eng Chia, associate professor,
- Hwee-Pin Chia, assistant professor,
- Jit-Seng Tan, medical student (cofcse@nus.edu.sg)
- Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Singapore 117597
- Saratov State Medical University, PO Box 1528, Saratov, 410601 Russia
EDITOR—Hand held cellular telephones, using pulse modulated signals of frequency 870-995 MHz, are being used increasingly. Most reports of health symptoms related to use of these phones are anecdotal. We undertook a cross sectional study of a community in Singapore to study the prevalence of specific central nervous system symptoms among users of hand held cellular phones compared with non-users and to determine any association of risk factors and central nervous system symptoms among users of the phones.1
From a sampling frame of all flats in a large town we conducted a one stage random cluster sampling of 808 individuals, who were interviewed by trained medical students …
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