(EDIT: I have updated this post with a little more context).

https://www.health.com/condition/cancer/bluetooth-wireless-headphones-cancer

https://www.menshealth.com/health/a26809302/scientists-warn-wireless-headphones-could-cause-cancer/

An article was published on Medium on 7 March 2019, suggesting 200 scientists across 40 countries had signed a declaration warning about the risk to human health from devices that use non-ionizing radiofrequency. LIKE airpods and wireless headsets. The original declaration was from 2015, but one of the signatories above created the medium article, and it hit the headlines across the world, amped up by the wonderful clickbait potential of the headline "airpods cause cancer". The local NZ publications dutifully picked up on it and created articles of their own.

I've already noticed there are a few more articles emerging that the article was skewed in what was reported. Below is just one:

https://qz.com/1572885/the-truth-behind-claims-airpods-cause-cancer/

I am interested in what community views, hence why I ask the question... although of course there is always risk when posting late at night without taking the time to frame detail, which is on me and noted.