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Smartphones do not increase the risk of brain cancer
Scientists under the leadership of the Australian Agency for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety (Arpansa) analyzed 63 studies published in the period from 1994 to 2022, and found out that brain cancer was not associated with the use of mobile phones. It is reported by The Guardian.
Initially, about five thousand studies were in the field of attention of scientists, from which they selected the "most justified."
“We came to the conclusion that evidence does not confirm the connection between mobile phones and brain cancer or other types of cancer of the head and neck,” said Ken Caripidis, the leading author of the review.
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The review says that even prolonged use of a mobile phone is not the cause of cancer of the central nervous system, including brain, brain shells, pituitary gland and ears.
“I am quite confident in our conclusion ... Despite the fact that the use of mobile phones has increased sharply, the indicators of brain tumors remain unchanged,” says Karpidis.
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The Guardian notes that mobile phones, like other gadgets that use wireless technologies, radiate radio frequency electromagnetic radiation, known as radio waves.
“Radiation is, in fact, the energy that moves from one point to another. There are many different types, for example, ultraviolet radiation from the sun, ”said Karpidis.
According to the publication, the connection between mobile phones and cancer was identified during early studies in which scientists studied the differences between a group of people with brain tumors and a group of people without cancer, asking them about interaction with mobile devices.
Caripidis noted that the results of such studies, as a rule, are biased, because, while a group without cancer provided informative data, people with cancer, as a rule, exaggerated data on the effects of phones on them.
The Guardian writes that at the moment Caripidis and his colleagues are working on the second part of the study. It will be studied by other types of cancer, which are less likely to be associated with mobile phones, including leukemia and non -Kindkin lymphoma.
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