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There is no definite answer currently. Scientists and doctors will know more as the years progress, because cell phone waves would have a gradual effect on the brain, and evidence will become apparent (and more people eligible) to figure it out.
So, better safe than sorry... don't sleep with your cell phone by your head.
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