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Can mobile phones cause cancer?

Published 4 September 2024, 8:22 am
There is no link between mobile phone use and brain and head cancers according to a new Australian-led systematic review commissioned by the World Health Organization. Researchers say the study provides the strongest evidence to date that radio waves from wireless technologies are not harmful to humans.
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