Handset makers question "carcinogenic"

(Reporter Giolikun) a report from the World Health Organization that "mobile phones can cause cancer" raises concerns. But handset makers are questioning that.　　Relevant experts yesterday to the Beijing Morning News reporter said, mobile phone cancer inconclusive, but to scientific use.　　The long-term, high-intensity use of mobile phones and other wireless communication devices may increase the likelihood that consumers will develop a brain tumor, according to a report released recently by the WHO International Center for Cancer Research. Nokia took the lead in issuing a statement. "It is important to note that the International Centre for Cancer Research (IARC) does not list the RF field as a definite or probable carcinogen."　　Nokia says all Nokia handsets are in line with international radiation standards issued by authoritative public health agencies. Another handset maker, Sony Ericsson, also publicly said that the results of the WHO study were consistent with the results of most existing scientific studies, and that "none of these findings can be conclusive evidence of the inevitable link between exposure to the RF field and cancer".　　A local mobile phone company also said that the production of products in strict accordance with national standards. He Guili, director of China's laboratory, said yesterday that the electromagnetic radiation of mobile phones will produce thermal effects, the mechanism of thermal effect is electromagnetic radiation can cause biological tissue fever, resulting in local organisms may have impact or change. And the current research conclusion is that the electromagnetic radiation of mobile phone effect on the human body is certain, but the impact of how much, whether the disease, cancer at present there is no definite conclusion, do not panic.