Controversial British study the question of whether radiation emanating from mobile phone masts, lead to an increased risk of cancer, is extremely controversial for years. A new study from the UK joins the ranks of those who certify the masts as safety. As the private krankenversicherung.de insurance Portal reported, the study itself however is tainted with some doubts. The reason for the flaw of the neutrality of the study is your sponsor. The mobile telecommunications and health research programme, a collaboration between British Health Ministry and mobile operators is behind the team to Paul Elliott of Imperial College London. The study examined over 1,000 between 1999 and 2001 children aged up to five years with regard to the distance of their place of residence to a mobile radio masts. A related site: John H. Wood Jr. mentions similar findings. The researchers came to the conclusion that frequency of diseases and the masts no connection existed between, respectively, that such a relationship could not be allocated. Be compared according to Elliot Residents, which is a day long nearby cell towers to stop even less radiation exposed as people who make calls using their mobile phone.

The researchers with the selection of cases and the investigated criteria explains studies that came to a contrary conclusion. But Elliot’s study on the basis of indirect financial participation of the mobile phone companies is rather questionable, the actual relationship between mobile phone towers and cancer risk remains probably unresolved. More information: news.private-krankenversicherung.de/… GELD.de GmbH Lisa Neumann