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Study Says Mobile Phones Don't Cause Cancer

Published Oct 24, 2011

Researchers at Denmark's Institute of Cancer Epidemiology have said mobile phones do not increase the risk of cancer, Reuters has reported. Scientists looked at more than 350,000 people aged at least 30 who subscribed to mobile phone contracts and compared their rates of brain tumours with non-subscribers between 1990 and 2007. The results, released on the British Medical Journal's website, chime with a series of other studies that have reached similar conclusions.



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