Mobile Phones and Cancer: Latest Evidence
The article discusses the latest scientific evidence regarding the relationship between mobile phone use and the risk of developing cancer, particularly brain cancer. A 2019 review by the World Health Organization, which included 63 studies published between 1994 and 2022, confirmed that there is no clear link between mobile phone use and the incidence of brain cancer or cancers of the head and neck, regardless of the duration or intensity of use—even among those who used phones for more than ten years. Additionally, the data showed that brain cancer rates in Australia have remained steady since the 1980s, further supporting the lack of a direct connection. Despite challenges in observational research, current evidence is strong and indicates that mobile phones do not increase the risk of cancer.
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