Mobile phone users do not have an increased risk of brain tumours, new study finds

Mobile phone users do not have an increased risk of brain tumours, new study finds Regularly using a mobile phone does not boost your risk of brain tumours, a major study has concluded.

Despite becoming a staple of modern life, there have been long-standing fears our phones may emit cancer-causing radiation, often peddled by conspiracy theorists.

But research that tracked more than 400,000 Britons over a decade uncovered no link between regular mobile phone use and the prevalence of brain cancers. The Daily Mail

See also: 

• Cellular Telephone Use and the Risk of Brain Tumors: Update of the UK Million Women Study (open access) Journal of the National Cancer Institute