Study: No Cancer Risk in Short Term Mobile Phone Use
Thursday September 13, 2007
A large British study has found that there is no adverse health risk in short term mobile phone usage. Over the past few years there has been controversy over the possible health effects of using a mobile phone, including its possible link to cancer.
The six year study, conducted by The Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research (MTHR), featured twenty-three studies, which all appeared in peer reviewed journals. It found no effect on brain function or cancer risk from short term use (less than ten years). More studies need to be done to determine the effects of long term use.
The six year study, conducted by The Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research (MTHR), featured twenty-three studies, which all appeared in peer reviewed journals. It found no effect on brain function or cancer risk from short term use (less than ten years). More studies need to be done to determine the effects of long term use.
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