Cellphones do not increase the risks of childhood cancer or leukemia, finds new study.
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Cancer is an abnormal cell growth and it can destroy other body tissues. 1 in 6 deaths that occur in the world is due to cancer. Here are some key facts and statistics about cancer
Cancer is an abnormal cell growth and it can destroy other body tissues. 1 in 6 deaths that occur in the world is due to cancer. Here are some key facts and statistics about cancer
The MTHR report gathered together more than a decade of exhaustive research and found that exposure to RF fields from cellphone towers during pregnancy does not affect the risk of early childhood cancer, and uncovered no evidence that cellphone use increases the risk of leukaemia.
The modulating of radio signals, which is how mobile phone and wi-fi data are carried, also produces no particular effect on health, the study said.
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Annual Screening Does Not Cut Breast Cancer Deaths: Study
A new study published in BMJ finds annual screening in women aged 40-59 does not reduce mortality from breast cancer beyond that of physical examination or usual care.
A new study published in BMJ finds annual screening in women aged 40-59 does not reduce mortality from breast cancer beyond that of physical examination or usual care.
