Exposure to radio emission when using a cell phone does not increase the risk of developing brain cancer, scientists at the University of Manchester / England /. Doctors examined cases of diagnoses of brain cancer in England over a 10-year period and did not find a significant connection between the disease and the frequency of using a mobile phone.

In the medical community, disputes continue as to whether radiation from cell phones increases the risk of developing brain cancer. Recent results show that there is no significant causal link between the use of mobile phones and cancer. Since there is no plausible biological mechanism in the radio waves that could directly damage our genes, resulting in cells becoming malignant, neurologists tend to believe that exposure to mobile phones does not contribute to the growth of the brain tumor.

Nevertheless, there was a slight increase in the rate of spread of brain cancer in the temporal lobe, together with the growth of cell phone use among the population. However, to compare the estimated likelihood of risk-whether this specific increase in the incidence of tumors was caused by the use of mobile phones-it was estimated that mobile phones could contribute to less than one additional case per 100,000. Man over a decade news. Gradusnik. En.

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