The research, commissioned by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and published on Tuesday, found no association between radio wave exposure from mobile phones and various cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma and cancers of the thyroid and oral cavity.
The first review, published in September 2024, explored the association between mobile phone use and brain and other head cancers, and found no link.
He said that the researchers found no link between radio wave exposure and the various cancers but that the team cannot be as certain of the results compared to the review on brain cancers.
Rohan Mate, an ARPANSA scientist who contributed to the study, said the findings would “add to the body of knowledge to inform the public about wireless technology and cancer”.
The two systematic reviews will inform an updated assessment on the health effects from radio wave exposure currently being prepared by the WHO.
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