WHO Review Finds No Link Between Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer

Comprehensive analysis of over 5,000 studies confirms safety of radio-frequency radiation from cellphones.

The review focused on 63 key studies from 22 countries, covering data from 1994 to 2022.
Researchers found no increased risk of glioma, meningioma, or acoustic neuroma from cellphone use.
The study also confirmed no risk from cordless phones, broadcasting stations, or WiFi routers.
Even long-term cellphone use showed no correlation with brain cancer or other head and neck tumors.
The findings align with previous research, providing reassurance to billions of mobile phone users.