PARIS: France’s safety watchdog said on Tuesday that it was standing by existing recommendations for mobile phones, wifi and cellphone relay antennas, saying their emissions had “no demonstrated impact” on health.
The National Agency for Health, Food and Environmental Safety (Anses) said that, in lab tests, electromagnetic emissions had had a “biological” effect on cells, although evidence for this was “limited.”
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