WHO-backed review finds cellphones don’t increase risk of cancer

The Independent

The Independent

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The review analyzed 63 studies from 22 different countries between 1994 and 2022 and found no association between cellphone use and head cancer, putting an end to an enduring debate about the safety of our hand-held devices.
Newsweek
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Published on Wednesday, the review focused on cancers of the central nervous system (including brain, meninges, pituitary gland and ear), salivary gland tumours and brain tumours.
Guardian
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A comprehensive review of 28 years of scientific literature has found no association between mobile phone use and cancer.
Deutsche Welle
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The link between radio waves emitted by the mobile phones and wireless devices in general have for long been associated with diseases like brain tumour and cancer.
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Do cellphones cause brain cancer? A WHO review of 63 studies finds no link.
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