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Mobile Phones And Brain
Tumors Part 1
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The tumor was on the same side of the head where she held
her cell phone and was shaped like the cell phone antenna.
Cell phones and brain tumors The case has widespread media
attention far and has been featured in CNN Larry King Show.
Although the claim was dismissed by the court for lack of
sufficient evidence, it was a PR nightmare for the wireless
industry. It also marked the beginning of the global search
for a definitive answer to the question: Are cell phones
safe or not? Is it cancer and other degenerative diseases?
Brain cancer by 25% since the popular mobile phones. Every
year there are 183,000 more cases in the U.S. alone. Some
health experts say that there is a connection with cell
phone use, but there is evidence?
In an effort to negative publicity from the high-profile
action diffuse, the mobile phone industry to prove itself
funded a million-dollar research program that phones are
safe. After 6 years of intensive research, however, the
results were not what they sought. Dr. George Carlo, the
chief scientist of the program found evidence that cell
phones bring some health risks, possibly even cancer.
The first evidence of cancer out that the mobile phone
industry shake came in 1997. Dr. Michael Repacholi and his
colleagues at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in South Australia
reported that long-term exposure causes the type of
radiation coming from digital mobile phones, an increase in
the incidence of lymphoma in mice. The study received
widespread international media attention because it is the
first time that cancer was on the phone was connected in a
well-conducted study
THR RED FLAGS. SOLUTION OF CANCER PUZZLE
a connection between cell phone radiation and cancer show
you can look at various studies Dr. Carlo investigated the
whistle him talk that way. This red-flag findings provide
the pieces that fit together to form the cancer picture:
- DNA damage in human blood studies
- Breakdown in the blood-brain barrier
- studies in human tumors associated with the mobile phone
- studies of mobile phone radiation dose and response
DNA damage in human blood
All tumors and all cancers are the result of genetic damage.
Most often that damage includes the formation of micronuclei
– fragments of chromosomes that form membranes around
themselves and appear under the microscope as additional
nuclei in blood cells (which are typically only a single
core). The relationship between micronuclei and cancer is so
strong that doctors around the world to test for their
presence for patients likely to develop cancer identified.
The presence of micronuclei indicates that the cells can no
longer properly repair broken DNA. This deficiency is
diagnosed as an indication of an increased risk of cancer
-. In December 1998, Drs Ray Tice and Graham Hook of
Integrated Systems Laboratory in North Carolina have shown
that blood cells exposed to cell phone radiation suffer
genetic damage in the form of micronuclei. In their studies,
DNA and chromosome damage in human white blood cells
occurred when exposed to the signals from all types of
phones – analog, digital, and PCS. Damage even from signals
occurring at a SAR value under the government “safety”
guideline was
-. Using different methods, the above statement by Dr.
Joseph Roti Roti of Washington University in St. Louis 2000
certified. His research showed that human blood cells
exposed to radiation from mobile phone frequencies actually
develop genetic damage in the form of micronuclei. This
finding received notice much, because Dr. Roti Roti is a
prominent scientist who works HIW under-funding from
Motorola Inc.
This has very serious implications. If cell phone radiation
promotes the formation of micronuclei in blood cells and
micronuclei should be “biological markers” for cancer, then
based on these studies alone cell phone use could be said to
increase the risk of cancer.
Breakdown Of The Blood-Brain Barrier
The blood-brain barrier is a special filter in the blood
vessels of the brain that keeps dangerous chemicals reaching
sensitive brain tissue and causing DNA breaks and other
damage.
- In 1994 and again in 2002, Dr. Leif Salford of Lund
University in Stockholm, Sweden found in his studies that
rats, cell phone radiation, a breakdown in the blood-brain
barrier, and showed areas of shrunken, damaged neurons.
The micronuclei studies Tice, Hook and Roti Roti and the
blood-brain results of Salford a two-step explanation how
could his cancer caused by cell phone radiation
Step One: . A leak or a breakdown in the blood-brain barrier
would be a way for cancer-causing chemicals into the
bloodstream (from tobacco, pesticides, air pollution, etc.)
to leak into the brain and damage sensitive brain tissue
that would otherwise protected. These chemicals can damage
the DNA to break into the brain or other harm to reach those
cells
Step Two. While a number of studies have shown that cell
phone radiation by itself does not appear to break DNA, the
micronuclei findings suggest that the DNA-repair mechanisms
affecting the brain cells. Micronuclei result from a
breakdown of the cell’s ability to repair itself. If the
brain cells can not repair itself to be, then carcinogenesis
– the creation of tumors – induced by chemical toxins could
begin DNA, the genetic material of an organism and its
different cells with .. Damage that goes unrepaired affects
the future generation of cells. The change has witnessed and
the mutation is considered as a possible cause of cancer.
Tumors In Humans, Carried Out With The Phone
Epidemiological studies by various researchers using
different methods, show use some evidence of increased risk
of tumors in people who have cell phones
-. 1998 Dr. Ken Rothman of Eidemiology Resources, Inc. in
Newton, Massachusetts, a study shows that users of handheld
phones have more than twice as likely to die than car phone
users brain tumors -. the antennas are on the body of the
car, far away from the people’s heads installed – 1998,
Joshua Muscat, a scientist from the American Health
Foundation, showed in his study a doubling of risk for the
development of neuro-epithelial tumors on the outside of the
brain among cell phone users, especially on the side of the
skull where cell phone antennas are held during the talks.
Mobile Phones And Brain Tumors Part 2
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