"Major Study Debunks Link Between Phones and Cancer Risk"

A major international study of 250,000 mobile users over 17 years found no evidence linking long-term or heavy mobile phone use to an increased risk of developing brain cancer. Researchers from Imperial College London and Sweden’s Karolinska Institute concluded that newer phones emitting weaker electromagnetic fields and changes in phone usage habits have contributed to the lack of association between mobile phone use and brain tumors. The study's findings were published in the journal Environment International and are considered reassuring in dispelling concerns about the health risks of mobile phone usage.