  The National Toxicology Program exposed mice and rats to cell phone
radiofrequency radiation. They observer cancers in male rats but not in male
mice and different increases in body temperature between mice and rats using
identical frequency and intensity exposures. Using the Faraday's Law model,
thermoregulation considerations and an energy balance equation, we estimate
that the increase in temperature of neural circuits of mice exposed to
radiofrequency radiation is only 0.28 that of rats. This decrease in neural
circuit temperatures is consistent with the absence of cancer in mice. This
calculation also qualitatively explains the different increases in body
temperature in mice and rats under different radiofrequency intensities and
frequencies.
