World Health Organization (WHO) A large-scale study conducted using mobile phones brain cancer He showed that he had no relation to it. This debate, which has been going on for years, has finally come closer to ending scientific data. An evaluation of more than 5,000 studies published between 1994 and 2022 has shown that the radio waves emitted by phones do not cause brain cancer.

This assessment is based on a much more extensive and detailed dataset than previous studies. For example, in 2011 International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified radio waves as ‘possibly carcinogenic’. However, this classification was made on the basis of limited data and led to much discussion.

What does scientific data say?

The new WHO study eliminates the limitations of previous studies and provides more accurate and reliable results. This new review shows that even long-term use of mobile phones is possible does not increase the risk of cancer shows it clearly. The research has discussed the effects of radio waves on biological systems in detail and no negative effects have been found.

Radio waves emitted by mobile phones No adverse health effects of exposure were found, including brain cancer. These findings reaffirm that national and international safety limits provide sufficient protection for the safe use of these devices. However, it is also emphasized that research in this area must continue as technology is developing rapidly.