Mobile Masts Unlikely to Cause Cancer
British scientists have released findings from a study that concludes that cell phone towers are not likely to be linked to babyhood cancers. In the study observing nearly 7,000 children and patterns of early days cancers throughout Britain, the canvassers discovered that those who had cancer before the age of five were no more probable to have been born near a mobile phone tower than their equivalents.
Paul Elliot, Director of the Centre for Environment and Health at Imperial College London, who worked on the research, commented that these findings are encouraging.
Published 30/06/2010
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