WHO Review Confirms No Link Between Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer

A comprehensive analysis of 63 studies over 28 years finds no increased cancer risk despite widespread mobile phone use.

The review included studies from 22 countries, covering the period from 1994 to 2022.
Researchers found no association between mobile phone use and brain, head, or neck cancers.
Prolonged use of mobile phones, even over a decade, showed no increased risk of cancer.
The findings align with previous research, reinforcing the safety of current radio wave exposure limits.
The study recommends continued research to monitor the impact of emerging technologies.