Is there a place on your body that you shouldn’t put your phone?
As wireless technology has become widespread over the past two decades, researchers have worked to understand whether it could have negative effects on health.
A recent report on New.com.au quoted Dr Devra Davis, an American epidemiologist, who said she was concerned by mobile phone use and electromagnetic fields.
She also spoke of an incident where a young women allegedly developed a breast cancer tumour in the shape of her phone, after she put the device into her bra.
However, other health experts have sought to reassure the public that there is "absolutely no evidence" to show that the rays omitted from phones can cause cancer.
Dr Mireille Toledano, an epidemiologist at Imperial College London told The Independent that such cases are merely anecdotal.
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