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 One of the most common sights we see these days, is that of people with their mobile phones next to their ears. A boon for better communication, cell phone usage nonetheless has many health hazards. Various studies indicate that the emissions from a cell phone can be extremely harmful, causing genetic damage, tumors, memory loss, and increased blood pressure and weakening of the immune system. This is alarming information, and one has to take into account all these factors.
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BBC NEWS REPORTS:
Cell phones 'may trigger Alzheimer's' |
 Studies show that long-term exposure to radiation increases the risk of all forms of cancer, tumors, blood disorders, miscarriage, headaches, insomnia, anxiety, aging of the skin, skin burn, etc.
Radiation exposure over time can cause skin burn, dry wrinkled skin and photo aging. This skin damage is identical to sun damage and causes the same health problems. Many electronic products that we use on a daily basis expose us to harmful radiation.
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 The debate over cell phone safety continues.
Mobile phones damage key brain cells and could trigger the early onset of Alzheimer's disease, a study suggests.
Researchers in Sweden have found that radiation from cell phone handsets damages areas of the brain associated with learning, memory and movement.The study, which was carried out on rats, is the latest twist in the long-running debate over whether cell phones are a health risk.Scientists have yet to find any conclusive evidence that cell phones damage the human brain. This latest study was carried out by Professor Leif Salford and colleagues at Lund University in Malmo.
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