An Australian study denied a link between the use of mobile phones and various cancer.
The study, which was commissioned by the World Health Organization, showed that there was no correlation between exposure to mobile phones and various cancer, including leukemia, lymph nodes, thyroid and oral cavity.
“The new study evaluated all the evidence available on the relationship between mobile phones, mobile phones and cancer, noting that researchers have not found any link between radio waves and cancers Various.
Caribidis added that there is not enough evidence for the relationship between these types of cancer and exposure to radio waves of wireless technology.
For his part, Rohan Matti, a scientist at the Australian Agency who participated in the study, said that these results “will contribute to enhancing the base of knowledge that helps to educate the public about wireless technology and cancer.”
This second methodological study was commissioned by the World Health Organization and conducted by the Australian Agency for Nuclearity Prevention and Nuclear Safety, as the first study, published in September 2024, was the relationship between the use of mobile phone, brain cancers and other head cancers, and she did not find Any connection.
The two methodological studies will contribute to updating the evaluation being prepared by the World Health Organization on the health effects resulting from radio waves.