Wifi a cancer risk?

[Leonidas]

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23397364-details/The+classroom+'cancer+risk'+of+wi-fi+internet/article.do

"Britain's top health watchdog has called for an inquiry into the use of wireless Internet networks in schools because of concerns they could be exposing children to the risk of cancer.

The demand came after it was revealed that classroom "wi-fi" networks give off three times as much radiation as a typical mobile phone mast."

[Cole]

That is total rubbish.

A simple Wireless-G 54mbits/sec connection will not do any harm. The way we eat and the way we live our lives is what exposes us to the free-radicals that cause cancer in the first place. This is minimal.

[Vegas Underground]

Why does this not surprise me? I know why, because according to anyone, almost everything these days gives you cancer. My keyboard is giving me breast cancer right now.

[RaD]

Many things cause cancer nowadays... Even potatoes do...

I'm sure it increases the chance of getting cancer, but in such a minim way that it doesn't really do anything...

Some people are just overacting things...