Rob Longo

A study recently published revealed that cell phone signals increased brain activity. It was actually a very interesting study, in which participants held a cell phone to each ear, unaware if the phone was turned on or off. After 50 minutes, brain activity was increased in the area of the brain in closest proximity to the antenna. So, do cell phones...Full Post

Primary tumors originate in the brain, compared to secondary tumors that spread to the brain from another area, such as the breast or lung. Benign brain tumors account for about half of all primary tumors. Their cells grow slowly, but do not spread, or metastasize, to other sites in the body or...Full Post