Study Links Regular Mobile Phone Use to Higher Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Research highlights increased heart disease risk, especially among smokers and diabetics, due to poor sleep and mental health factors.

Large-scale study analyzed data from over 440,000 participants in the UK Biobank.
Regular mobile phone users had a significantly higher risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.
Poor sleep patterns, psychological distress, and neuroticism identified as mediating factors.
Current smokers and individuals with diabetes showed even higher risk levels.
Editorial calls for more conclusive evidence and mindful phone usage habits.