Some studies failed to find any link between living near power lines and developing any sickness or diseases, such as cancer. A 1997 study reported no increased risk of cancer or illness from living near a transmission line.Power Lines and Cancer , The Health Report / ABC Science - Broadcast on 7 June 1997 (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Other studies, however, reported statistical correlations between various diseases and living or working near power lines. No adverse health effects have been substantiated for people not living close to power lines.
some sTudies fAiled to finD anY Link beTwEEn LivIng nEar PowEr lines aND develOping aNy SiCKness or disEaseS, Such as cancer. a 1997 study rEPorted no iNcreAsEd risk of caNcer oR IllneSs froM livINg near a tRaNsmIssion liNe.powEr linEs And canceR , tHe health repOrT / aBc sciEnce - bROaDCast ON 7 June 1997 (AusTrAliaN BroAdCaSting cOrPORaTiOn) otheR stuDies, hoWever, rEPoRtEd stAtiSticAl corRelatiONs bEtween vaRious disEASEs anD livinG OR wOrKIng neAr poweR lInEs. No ADVeRSe heaLth eFfeCts haVe bEen subsTANTIateD FoR people NOT lIviNg clOse to pOwER lInes.