Nevertheless, there are still scientists who continue to dismiss exposure risks.  Fortunately there are also scientists who continue to refute their nonsense.

From Environmental Health Trust:

Journal of the National Cancer Institute Publishes Expert Letter Questioning Oxford Report of No Brain Cancer from Cell Phones

Journal of the National Cancer Institute Publishes Expert Letter Questioning Report of No Brain Cancer from Cell Phones

Leading Yale physician, former director of NIEHS and environmental health experts caution that "million women" cell phone cancer study is flawed; recommend reducing cell phone exposure.

WASHINGTON DC: The Journal of the National Cancer Institute has published a letter from distinguished experts disputing the Oxford "million women" study claiming no link between cell phone use and brain cancer. The new letter lays out why the Oxford report was deeply flawed. The authors note that substantial credible research links cell phone radiofrequency radiation to cancer and the experts recommend reducing exposures in alignment with numerous governments.