Using a phone is not associated with the risk of brain cancer

Based on 29 years of brain cancer monitoring, in relation to the development of mobile phones, Australian scientists claim that using cell phones does not increase the risk of cancer. Brain lettering in users. This is the first time a serious study has analyzed large data to help resolve the debate about the effects of phones on human physical health.

Specifically in the study, the scientists tracked patients with brain cancer and statistical causes of this disease in the period 1982-2013. At the same time, they also conducted data on level Mobile phones are popular in the community as a basis for comparison. The results showed that the incidence of brain cancer in men increased very slowly while the rate in women remained stable.

Brain cancer is one of the most concerned issues.

Although from before the 70s of the last century, the rate of brain cancer was a sudden increase in both sexes, but starting in 1982, coinciding with the explosion of mobile phones, this rate slowed down. and no longer increasing. Show that the phone is not the cause of the disease. Similar results were found in previous studies in several other countries, but scientists believe Australia is a great representation because all cases are diagnosed with cancer. all are required to register in the national cancer profile, thereby increasing the reliability of the study.

In the past, since the explosion of mobile phone use, people have begun to argue about its potential risks to human health, brain cancer is one of the most important issues. Most interested by manipulating the phone to the ear to hear is thought to cause waves to hit the brain. However, this study has confirmed that it is unfounded. Still, researchers still say that there are many other problems that can arise during the use of a user's phone, such as glancing at the screen when crossing a road that will inevitably pose a risk. death for users.