IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications, find that those who talked
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk - COSMOS, a prospective cohort study.
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The discussions predominantly highlight the study's comprehensive scale and reassuring results, using words like 'large,' 'prospective,' and 'reliable,' which convey credibility and importance; some posts emphasize the study's neutral tone and methodologically strong design, reflecting a genuine interest in scientific evidence rather than skepticism.
Most discussions express support or neutrality towards the study’s findings, indicating a general agreement with the conclusion that mobile phone use does not increase brain tumor risk.
The posts demonstrate high interest in the topic, with many referring to the large scale and detailed nature of the study, as well as its implications.
Posts show moderate engagement, with some sharing summaries or emphasizing the significance of the findings, but few deep analytical reflections.
The overall tone suggests the study might influence public perception or reassure concerned users, though concrete policy changes are not frequently discussed.
Abstract in brief
- The COSMOS study aimed to investigate whether long-term mobile phone use is linked to increased cancer risk, specifically glioma, meningioma, and acoustic neuroma.
- The study involved 264,574 participants from multiple countries, tracking their mobile phone use and cancer diagnosis over a median follow-up period of 7.12 years.
- Results showed no significant association between mobile phone call time and the risk of these tumors, suggesting that over 15 years of usage does not increase cancer risk.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyResults on association between mobile phone use and brain tumor risk from the COSMOS prospective cohort study finally out! Reassuring findings and the study avoids many of the shortcomings in previous case-control and cohort studies. https://t.co/VwzlUB1oVR
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study” (open access) #Radiation #EMFs #Cancer https://t.co/uoe5pJt7Ly https://t.co/vUSHhd7twA
食品安全情報blog2「IARC:携帯電話の使用と脳腫瘍リスク-COSMOS、前向きコホート研究」https://t.co/Ywy4Uq6kIT ”https://t.co/CRWF55rdSC COSMOS プロジェクトは15年以上携帯電話の使用歴のある25万人以上のデータを含む。携帯電話の使用についての詳細な質問に答え、7年以上フォローした。
Handys machen keine Hirntumoren. 264.574 Teilnehmende. Rekrutierung. 2007-2012. #handy #strahlung #epidemiologie #medizin #neurologie #onkologie https://t.co/OQBb5feNXI
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“Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study – IARC.”
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study - ScienceDirect https://t.co/elI3RIeUqb
RT @jisukewizon: @ColoradoYosuke @Kuroi_Yahu @arthurclaris @takecha05485540 @dc1394 @Gori_ZZR1400 そういうのふつうにデータだしてから言うものなんですがね、とりあえず統計的に健康被害…
@ColoradoYosuke @Kuroi_Yahu @arthurclaris @takecha05485540 @dc1394 @Gori_ZZR1400 そういうのふつうにデータだしてから言うものなんですがね、とりあえず統計的に健康被害なさそうだけど? https://t.co/rYjTr4OxOa
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Pues ya estaría ¿no? "Uso de teléfonos móviles y riesgo de tumores cerebrales" Con 264.574 participantes: el uso de teléfonos móviles no está asociado con el riesgo de desarrollar tumores cerebrales. https://t.co/iFImfNeOiD
El móvil produce cáncer... 260.000 personas con seguimiento de 7 años para buscar posible relación entre el uso del móvil y el riesgo de cáncer cerebral. Conclusión: no está asociado con el riesgo de desarrollar glioma, meningioma o neuroma acústico. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38458118/
RT @dave_ehs: Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study”…
RT @dave_ehs: Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study”…
RT @dave_ehs: Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study”…
RT @dave_ehs: Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study”…
RT @dave_ehs: Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study”…
Response to the Letter to the Editor regarding “Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk − COSMOS, a prospective cohort study” (open access) #Radiation #EMFs #Cancer https://t.co/uoe5pJt7Ly https://t.co/vUSHhd7twA
https://t.co/AW2wWeCYxu
#BrainTumorThursday Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nhZCpIztwR
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study - ScienceDirect https://t.co/iZBFVt6tRA
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
Handys machen keine Hirntumoren. 264.574 Teilnehmende. Rekrutierung. 2007-2012. #handy #strahlung #epidemiologie #medizin #neurologie #onkologie https://t.co/OQBb5feNXI
https://t.co/nmWCfBujnA Возникновение рака мозга среди 10% участников с большим количеством часов звонков в течение жизни не отличалось от возникновения у участников, реже использовавших мобильники —>использование мобильников не связано с повышенным риском развития этих опухолей.
RT @theIBTA: Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
RT @usg_ringo: 食品安全情報blog2「IARC:携帯電話の使用と脳腫瘍リスク-COSMOS、前向きコホート研究」https://t.co/Ywy4Uq6kIT ”https://t.co/CRWF55rdSC COSMOS プロジェクトは15年以上携帯電話の使…
食品安全情報blog2「IARC:携帯電話の使用と脳腫瘍リスク-COSMOS、前向きコホート研究」https://t.co/Ywy4Uq6kIT ”https://t.co/CRWF55rdSC COSMOS プロジェクトは15年以上携帯電話の使用歴のある25万人以上のデータを含む。携帯電話の使用についての詳細な質問に答え、7年以上フォローした。
RT @theIBTA: Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
RT @theIBTA: Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
RT @theIBTA: Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
RT @theIBTA: Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort study https://t.co/nTV9pe27fa
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
RT @IARCWHO: IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications,…
IARC researchers & partners in the COSMOS project, looking into potential long-term effects of use of wireless communications, find that those who talked
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS, a prospective cohort ... https://t.co/vmTMw6mfqX
Results on association between mobile phone use and brain tumor risk from the COSMOS prospective cohort study finally out! Reassuring findings and the study avoids many of the shortcomings in previous case-control and cohort studies. https://t.co/VwzlUB1oVR
Mobile phone use and brain tumour risk – COSMOS: "We found no evidence of increased risk of #glioma, #meningioma or #acousticneuroma." ❗Most reliable cohort study to date: large, prospective and objective #MobilePhone use data. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...