The largest study involving the idea of a link between cancer
and cell phones was completed recently in Denmark after 15 years
of research. The participants in this study were 400,000 Danish
adults. The study has proven that there is no link between
cancer and cell phones, even though it had some outliers, which
are otherwise known as “statistical oddities” as one report
calls them. However, those oddities are few and none and don’t
affect the majority of the study. Denmark’s study was conducted
through the use of their national ID numbers, (similar to social
security) cards that the Danish Government keeps track of and
that cellphone companies keep linked to every account. These
were used to cross check the health records of those with the
cellphones. The health records consisted of checking the British
Medical Journal for tumors of the central nervous system. The
study found that there was no correlation between the amount of
years one has a cellphone and that person’s health related to
cancer. However, thi