(ANSA) - Rome, August 7 - A report compiled by Italy's Higher Health Institute together with several other agencies said Wednesday that there is no evidence prolonged use of mobile phones raises the risk of malign or benign tumours over a 10-year period. But the report also stressed that there was a lack of data about "the effects of long-term use of cell phones that started during childhood".
Mobile phone use doesn't increase cancer risk - report
But ISS says no data on cell phone use during childhood