Mobile phones have changed how we communicate. They're genuinely useful, especially in emergencies, and they give parents peace of mind. But there are real questions about whether they're completely safe to use.
You've probably heard claims about brain tumours, leukaemia, and other health problems linked to phones. You might also know someone who's had an accident because they were using their phone while walking or driving. So what's the real story?
This site provides balanced, unbiased information written by experts. We look at both the benefits and the genuine risks of mobile phone use, so you can make informed decisions about how you use yours and reduce any potential harm.
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