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The systematic review examined more than 5,000 studies from which the most scientifically rigorous were identified and weak studies were excluded.
The review focused on cancers of the central nervous system (including brain, meninges, pituitary gland and ear), salivary gland tumours and brain tumours.
No association with prolonged use (if people use their mobile phones for 10 years or more), and no association with the amount of mobile phone use (the number of calls made or the time spent on the phone).
The weight of evidence is that mobile phones should be considered safe to use in terms of any concerns about increased risk of cancer, Driscoll said.
Karipidis and his colleagues are now working on the second part of the study, which will examine cancers less commonly associated with mobile phones, including leukaemia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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