According to foreign media reports, a new report from the food and Drug Administration (FDA) reviewed relevant scientific research published in the past 11 years, and still insisted that exposure to RF radiation from mobile phones would not cause significant harm to health.
The incidence rate of mobile cancer and cancer incidence data continues to support the agency's previous decision that exposure to mobile phone will not cause a quantifiable adverse health impact on the mobile phone, "the report said.
The discovery coincides with the global expansion of the next generation 5g communications network, which has revived decades of concerns about the health threat posed by RF radiation. The report updates a similar finding in 2018, saying there is no conclusive evidence to support concerns that "cell phone RF radiation can cause cancer or cancer.".
The report does not give a 100 per cent conclusion. In fact, the FDA continues to urge researchers to continue their research on the impact of mobile phones on humans, and to shift the focus from the general population to the cancer prone population.
Mice exposed to very high levels of electromagnetic radiation can cause tumorigenesis, according to a study published by the National Toxicology Program 2018. But the latest FDA report points to the shortcomings of the study, saying the findings are still uncertain and not applicable to humans.
Due to concerns about mobile phone radiation, the expansion of 5g network in Warren and other places in Switzerland has been strongly opposed. The villages there prohibit the installation of new 5g mobile base stations. The proposed 5g network needs more base stations than 4G network, which need to be closer to users, such as on the side of lamp posts and buildings.
Verizon, at & T, T-Mobile, sprint and other major U.S. mobile operators have just begun to build and enable their 5g networks.
Opposition continues in parts of the United States, such as the mill valley in California. They have been opposing the federal government's 5g network. Ajit Pai, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has made 5g construction a national priority, saying that local government's blocking measures against mobile network construction are illegal.
