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Do Mobile Phones Cause Cancer?
THE WEEK India
|October 06, 2024
A WORLD HEALTH Organization-commissioned review of previously published studies worldwide has found no link between cellphone use and brain cancer.
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For the study published in the journal Environment International, 11 experts from 10 countries scanned 5,000 studies published between 1994 and 2022 to determine whether greater exposure to radio frequencies, used in mobile phones and other wireless electronics, base stations and transmitters might increa
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