Safety
| other cancers. None of the studies |
| demonstrated the existence of any |
| harmful health effects from |
| wireless phone RF exposures. |
| However, none of the studies can |
| answer questions about |
| exposures, since the average |
| period of phone use in these |
| studies was around three years. |
| 5. What research is needed to |
| decide whether RF |
| exposure from wireless |
| phones poses a health risk? |
S | A combination of laboratory |
a f e | studies and epidemiological |
ty | studies of people actually using |
| |
| wireless phones would provide |
| some of the data that are needed. |
| Lifetime animal exposure studies |
| could be completed in a few years. |
| However, very large numbers of |
| animals would be needed to |
| provide reliable proof of a cancer |
| promoting effect if one exists. |
Epidemiological studies can provide data that is directly applicable to human populations, but 10 or more years
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