Cell phones and Brain Cancer
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What determines how much RF energy a cell phone user experiences? A cell phone user’s level of exposure to RF energy depends on several factors, including: The number and duration of calls. The amount of cell phone traffic at a given time. The distance from the nearest cellular base station. The quality of the cellular transmission. The size of the handset. For older phones, how far the antenna is extended. Whether or not a hands-free device is used. What parts of the body may be affected during cell phone use? There is concern that RF energy produced by cell phones may affect the brain and other tissues in the head because hand-held cell phones are usually held close to the head. Researchers have focused on whether RF energy can cause malignant (cancerous) brain tumors, such as gliomas (cancers of the brain that begin in glial cells, which surround and support the nerve cells), as well as benign (noncancerous) tumors, such as acoustic neuromas (tumors that arise in the cells of the nerve that supplies the ear) and meningiomas (tumors that occur in the meninges , which are the membranes that cover and protect the brain and spinal cord) (1). The salivary glands also may be exposed to RF energy from cell phones held close to the head. For inquiries contact: COCO WILD Fire Winalite Leader 956.970.81.78 (usa) +63 920.433.87.33 (philippines) shop.winalite.com christopherwycoco_2006@yahoo.com
Read MoreCell Phones: Teens in the driver’s seat
Dr. Raymond Richard Neutra,MD, PhD., MPH is a former public health official with the California State Health Department who offers health and safety advice to teenagers and young children about safer use of cellular phones. In this this fast paced video. Dr. Neutra, who is an international expert in electromagnetic field science and health, compares how to use cell phones properly to limit risk and protect health to learning how to drive a car safely. Teens are in the drivers seat! They need to take personal responsibility by adopting some simple practices to avoid potentially developing a brain tumor, neurological disease or be unable to have children later in life. Texting or talking while driving is another high risk activity that teens should not do. For more information, go to www.icems.eu., the website for the International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety.
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Joe Elliott fights the good fight.
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Read MoreCell Phones and Brain Tumors
Lloyd Morgan is an electronic engineer by training, a member of the Bioelectromagnetics Society (see www.bioelectromagnetics.org) and a volunteer with the National Brain Tumour Foundation (see www.braintumor.org). Since 1995, when he recovered from a brain tumor, he has devoted himself to the study of electromagnetic fields and health problems. He has attended, and sometimes presented at, multiple science meetings each year including, among others, those of the Bioelectromagnetics Society, the Neuro-Oncology Society, the American Academy of Environmental Medicine and the Brain Tumor Epidemiology Consortium. Lloyd Morgan’s Cellphone Research Column is available at: www.powerwatch.org.uk
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