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Headache, tinnitus and hearing loss in the international Cohort Study of Mobile Phone Use and Health (COSMOS) in Sweden and Finland.

Int J Epidemiol · 2019 · PMC6857740 · PMID 31302690

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Similarly, the Danish study indicated an association of borderline significance between maternal mobile phone use during pregnancy and hearing loss in children at age 7 years, but the authors were cautious about drawing inference due to potential biases. 37 A large Danish cohort study reported 10–20% higher rates of hospitalizations and outpatient visits for migraine among mobile phone subscribers, especially those with a recent subscription. 13 This result was difficult to interpret and may reflect reverse causation, i.e. people with migraine being more likely to use a mobile phone.

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