Cita:
Recent studies on human populations provide evidence against an association between exposure to radiofrequency fields from broadcast transmitters and the risk of childhood leukaemia. Exposure from new sources such as mobile phone base stations, cordless phone base stations or wireless networks is generally lower than the ones investigated in studies on radio broadcast towers. Thus, there appears to be no immediate need for further studies related to these sources. However, studies on mobile and cordless phone use among children and adolescents are still completely lacking.
Overall, the results of the new studies are consistent with results from previous studies, and add to the evidence that the radiofrequency fields such as those emitted by mobile phones are not carcinogenic in laboratory rodents.
Different biological effects have been investigated in cell cultures exposed to radiofrequency fields, using a variety of cell types and exposure conditions with diverse outcome. For radio frequency fields that led to an energy absorption below the recommended safety limit for the head (2 W per kg of tissue), in vitro studies have not identified reproducible effects by which carcinogenicity in living systems could be explained
 

Metropolis dijo:


(...)Pero cuando me hayan puesto la antena enfrente de mi casa no podré elegir.(...)

JohnWayne dijo:


(...)Es decir, vas a recibir mucha mas radiación de tu propio movil situado en la oreja, es decir a menos de 2 centímetros de tu cerebro, que de una antena que aunque emita a mucha mas potencia está a centenares de metros.(...)