Mobile phones do not cause brain cancer, as new study suggests that their is no evidence radiation from mobile phone causes brain cancer.

Mobiles give off electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation, which has been linked to genetic damage and cancer.

In 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer classified EMF as possibly cancer causing in humans.

How the study was done
The researchers, from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health, analysed around 9,000 people from seven countries, of which more than 5,000 had a brain tumour.

EMF exposure was collected via interviews to determine if the participants worked with or nearby radiation sources.

The participants' careers varied, with some having high EMF exposure jobs such as medical diagnostics, telecommunications and radar engineering.
Of the participants, 10 per cent were considered to have high EMF exposure and one per cent intermediate amounts.

The Result
Results suggest there is no evidence that EMF exposure causes brain cancer.
The researchers add, however, only relatively few of the participants were exposed to high amounts of EMF.

Therefore the study should be repeated with more people who have come into contact with high amounts of EMF.




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