There was a lot of fuss yesterday about the World Health Organization classifying cellphone use as possibly carcinogenic (PDF). Top marks for fear-mongering go, for example, to the Daily Mail, which described it as "an authoritative verdict" on the dangers of cellphone use. Also on the WHO's list of possible carcinogens: pickled vegetables and coffee. [Bad Science]
Pickled vegetables and coffee also on WHO's "possibly carcinogenic" list
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