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- National Cancer Institute Factsheet on Cellular Telephone Use and Cancer Risk
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- The Swiss Research Foundation on Mobile Communications Annual Report 2006
- The European Commission's Scientific Committee on Emerging & Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) Report on Possible Effects of Electromagnetic (EMF) on Human Health
- Irish Government's Expert Group on Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority’s Independent Expert Group's Report on Electromagnetic Fields
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2006
- WHO Factsheet Electromagnetic Fields and Public Health Base Stations and Wireless Technologies
- Institute of Engineering and Technology - Position Statement on the Possible Health Effects of Mobile Phones & Electricity Distribution
- 2003-2005
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority’s Independent Expert Group's Report on Electromagnetic Fields
- 'World Health Organisation Leaflet on Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity'
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2005
- The French Agency for Environmental Health Safety (AFSSE) - Opinion on Mobile Telephony
- British Medical Association (BMA) - Mobile Phones and Health - an Update
- National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) Report W65
- Documents of the National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) Mobile Phones and Health 2004 Volume 15 No 5 2004
- US Food and Drugs Agency (FDA) - Response to NRPB Report on Mobile Phones and Health
- International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) Standing Committee on Epidemiology
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority’s Independent Expert Group on Electromagnetic Fields
- A Common View by the Nordic Countries on Mobile Telephony and Health
- The Swiss Research Foundation on Mobile Communications Annual Report 2003
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2003
- UK NRPB's Independent Advisory Group on Non- ionising Radiation (AGNIR) report: 'Health Effects from Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields'
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority (SSI) - First Annual Report from SSI's Independent Expert Group on Electromagnetic Fields
- 1996-2002
- Health Council of the Netherlands - Mobile Phones: An Evaluation of Health Effects, Advisory Report
- British Medical Association - Mobile Phones and Health, An interim Report
- Zmirou Report - French Health General Directorate
- Stewart Report
- Royal Society of Canada's (RSC) Expert Panel's Review of the Potential Health Risks of Radiofrequency Fields from Wireless Telecommunication Devices
- 2009-2011
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- Year 2012
- Mobile network operators brief MLAs on extending mobile services in rural Northern Ireland
- Major UK review of science welcomed by mobile phone network operators
- Mobile operators welcome publication of National Planning Policy Framework
- Mobile network operators brief rural Welsh councils on mobile coverage
- MOA responds to Mobile Infrastructure Project consultation
- Mobile Operators Association welcomes 'Scotland's Digital Future - Infrastructure Action Plan
- Consult Early; Consult Often: Research with Planners
- Mobile phones are now a necessity: just don’t bother us with conflicting advice
- Year 2011
- Mobile network operators brief MSPs on mobile coverage in rural Scotland
- Mobile Operators respond to MobileWise report
- Ipsos MORI Planning Officers Research Published
- Mobile operators welcome publication of Interphone study
- Mobile operators note IARC classification of radiowaves
- MOA Response to Council of Europe Environment Committee Report on Mobile Technology
- Vacancy - Policy & External Relations Manager
- Year 2010
- MOA responds to Tom Watson MP
- Latin American Experts Committee on High Frequency Electromagnetic Fields and Human Health
- Comment on Media Claims that Brain Tumour Risk From use of Mobile Phones was Underestimated by the Interphone Study
- ICNIRP Note on Interphone Publication
- WHO Factsheet Electromagnetic Fields and Public Health: Mobile Phones
- Institution of Engineering and Technology
- Mobile Operators Welcome Publication of Interphone Study
- UK COSMOS Study Launched
- New Executive Director for MOA
- Year 2009
- Joint Statement from the Nordic Radiation Safety Authorities
- The Precautionary Principle in the Context of Mobile Phone and Base Station Radiofrequency Exposures
- Letter and Reply in Response to Precautionary Principle Paper
- ICNIRP Reconfirms RF Exposure Guidelines
- ICNIRP Publishes Major RF Science Review:
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2008
- The Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) Update on 2007 Opinion
- Year 2008
- Archived News
- Interested parties are invited to submit outline proposals for the second phase of the UK MTHR research programme
- A new exhibit at the INTECH Science Centre, Winchester explains the science behind the mobile phone
- MOA Position on MTHR Report
- Irish Government's Expert Group on Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority (SSI) Fourth annual report from SSI's Independent Expert Group on Electromagnetic Fields - March 2007
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2006
- Planners give mobile operators a good reception
- WHO Factsheet Electromagnetic fields and public health Base stations and wireless technologies
- Concern about base station on Australian University building
- MOA joins HPA EMF discussion group
- Mobile phone use and risk of glioma in adults: case-control study
- 'World Health Organisation Leaflet on Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity'
- Swedish Radiation Protection Authority (SSI) Third annual report from SSI's Independent Expert Group on Electromagnetic Fields - December 2005
- Health Council of the Netherlands Electromagnetic Fields Annual Update 2005
- Mobile phone use and the risk of acoustic neuroma: results of the Interphone case-control study in five Northern European countries.
- Northern European Acoustic Neuroma Study (MJ Schoemaker et. al.)
- WHO EMF Project Staff publish paper in "Pediatrics" entitled: "Sensitivity of Children to Electromagnetic Fields"
- Use of mobile phones in hospitals - MHRA publishes supplementary advice on 26 July 2005
- Children and Mobile Phones: WHO Clarification Statement
- Planners say mobile operators are improving consultation performance year on year
- Information on the Peer Review Process
- MOA statement on ODPM announcement
- Comment on certain issues raised in NRPB Mobile Phones and Health 2004 Report and media coverage
- Press release - Mobile phone base station siting review published
- Mobile Operators' Response to the Second Deloitte Implementation Review Recommendations
- UK Network Operators Welcome NRPB Advice on Mobile Phones and Health
- Stakeholder Roundtable 2004 (Issue Statement)
- Harrogate Appeal Court Judgment
- Acoustic Neuroma Epidemiology Study
- Local Councils must work better with mobile operators
- UK Mobile phone operators lead compliance standards on exposure to EMF
- New research projects welcomed by the Mobile Phone Industry
- Mobile Phone Science Review Welcomed by Industry
- Mobiles and Masts find a welcome in outstanding landscapes
- Mobile operators welcome Deloitte & Touche review of siting processes
- Mobile Operators' Response to the Deloitte & Touche Implementation Review Recommendations
- Mobile phone industry welcomes new research projects into mobile phones and health
- Mobile networks support record 48 million mobile phone users
- Mobile operators welcome latest report on mast emissions
- Mobile Operators Association launched
- Mobile operators welcome new code of best practice on network development
- Mobile networks reaffirm mast best practice commitments in Northern Ireland
- DTI Report on Mobile Phone Radiation Shields
- Mobile operators welcome independent report on mast emmissions
- Industry welcomes start of major mobile phone independent health research programme
- Response to the Stewart Report
- A Statement on the Report on Telecommunications Development by the Scottish Parliament's Transport and Environment Committee
- Year 2012
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Welcome to MOA
The Mobile Operators Association (MOA) represents the four UK mobile network operators – Everything Everywhere (Orange & T-Mobile), O2, Three, and Vodafone – on radio frequency (RF) health and safety, and related town planning issues associated with the use of mobile phone technology.
81 Million Mobile Connections
Mobile telecommunications are vital for the UK’s economic competitiveness and in promoting social inclusion. There are now over 81 million mobile connections in the UK. Over 4.8 million customers now access mobile broadband services via a laptop and dongle, and 28 per cent of UK adults use their mobile phones for internet access.