Study: Mobile Phones Unlikely to Cause Cancer
Another study has come out saying that cell phones are unlikely to cause cancer. CNET News reports that according to a new risk-ranking system devised by an Australian cancer specialist to debunk popular myths, drinking coffee, using mobile phones or having breast implants are all improbable risk factors for cancer.
The article said that the five-point system created by Bernard Stewart, a University of New South Wales professor, lists the risk of cancer for various sources in a scale from “proven and likely” to inferred, unknown, or unlikely.
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