CANCER PROTECTION
Cell Phones Cancer Protection
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Cell phones are dangerous:
* They emit microwaves.
* You hold the source of the emission against your brain
* There are claims that people have had brain tumors in the exact size, shape and position as the antenna on their cell phone.
Cell phones are safe:
* Cell phones use a very, very low level of radio frequency (rf) energy – too low to cause damage.
* The type of energy emitted is non-ionizing – meaning it doesn’t cause damage to chemical bonds or dna.
* Hundreds of millions of people have been using cell phones and cordless phones for years. If there were a problem, we would have seen it by now.
Latest News:
* March 03, 2010 – Yahoo News and CNN reports that Maine may require a warning about cell phones being a possible cause of brain cancer. Dr. Derva Davis Mt Sinai Medical center, and Dr. David Carpenter Albany University spoke in favor of the proposed bill.
* January 2010: Cell Phones may protect against Alzheimer’s. Study by Dr. Gary Arendash at the Florida Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. For the complete story, see Business Week’s report or Fox News report.
* December 04, 2009: USA Today: Four-country study finds no cancer link to cellphone usage. Researchers in four Scandinavian countries found no increase in brain tumor diagnoses from 1998 to 2003 in a large new study, the latest to find no link between rising cellphone use and rates of brain cancer.
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