Several studies have investigated the possible link between LED lights and cancer. In this article, I will go through what three different studies say about our topic.<\/p>![\"Led](\"https:\/\/ledstore.fi\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/hong-kong.jpg\")
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Can LED lights cause cancer? The clickbait answer is YES, the subject is being talked about in public, but you should be careful what studies are being talked about and what conclusions are being drawn from them, and by whom.<\/p>
These studies I found on the subject do not seem to indicate that if you use LED lights you will get cancer. The common conclusion seems to be: Persistent poor night sleep and a lighted bedroom may facilitate the development of cancer by disrupting melatonin production and the body\u2019s own circadian rhythm.<\/p>
Disclaimer: The author is not a medical expert and does not claim that lighting has a curative or disease-causing effect. This article has been written with an interest in the subject of lighting, with a light reading of the sources, which are linked to at the end of the article. As a writer, I hope that everyone will draw their own conclusions on the subject. The aim of this article is to provide perspectives on what LED as a technology can offer. As a company, LedStore does not offer health lights, but is interested in the effects of lighting on health and wellbeing, and in information on the subject.<\/em><\/p> Several studies have investigated the possible link between LED lights and cancer. In this article, I will go through what three different studies say about our topic.<\/p>\n