The use of cell phones It is not related to brain cancer, according to a review of studies commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) and published by “Environment International,” indicates EFE.
A team led by Ken Karipidis, from the Australian Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Agency (Arpansa), reviewed 5,000 studies published between 1994 and 2022, of which 63 were included in the final analysis.
The systematic review on the Possible health effects of exposure to radio waves concluded that “There is no relationship between cell phone use and head cancer.”
Karipidis highlighted that this is the most complete and updated evaluation of the existing tests to date, according to a statement from Arpansa.
He International Cancer Research Center (CIIC) classified in 2013 exposure to radio waves as a possible carcinogen for humans, but “it was largely based on limited evidence from observational studies in humans,” Karipidis said.
The current review, according to its lead author, is based on a much larger data set, which includes more recent and complete studies, soand you can “be more secure” “that exposure to radio waves from wireless technology is not a danger to human health,” he said.
“Los health effects of wireless technology “It is one of the most researched health topics,” said Karipidis, adding that the results of this systematic review agree with previous research carried out by Arpansa.
Those previous investigations noted that although the use of wireless technology has increased massively over the past 20 years, there has been no increase in the incidence of brain cancers.
The WHO is already preparing a monograph on the health effects of exposure to radio waves, which will be based on this systematic review and others commissioned by the same international institution.
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2024-10-03 22:03:23
