Results of laboratory experiments on mice strongly suggest that long-term exposure---to radio frequency radiation in the form of non-ionizing radiation and/or electromagnetic radiation emissions from cellular phones---causes cancer to form in the brain cells of mice. Currently, media health experts broadcast warnings that children should not be permitted to use cell phones because their brains are more vulnerable as cellular brain growth is at the most crucial phase of development. However, to my knowledge, nowhere are there any regulations to protect children through prohibition of use or warning labels on cell phone products. Is the quantum leap from mice to men too great to be bridged by state-of-the-art scientific research?
Yes, all types of cellular phones cause health problems.
This article may answer your question:
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/radiation-exposure/cellular-phones.html
Hassan Izzeddin Sarsak - - Thanks very much for the link; however, I stopped reading where the article says that experiments on lab rats and mice showed no sign of cancer because lab studies conducted by M.D. and Ph.D. tenured faculty at the University of Washington School of Medicine published results in academic journals and in local newspapers and media revealing that cell phone emissions do cause cancerous tumors. Collaborative studies elsewhere have also been published. Admittedly, like so many topics today, this one is controversial and for many reasons, including public demand and commercial enterprise. Perhaps I should have connected the vulnerable mice to children, not to men. Sorry about that. Thanks again for the link, which, unfortunately, does not "answer" my question satisfactorily, but it does provide technical information I find helpful. Sincerely, Nancy Ann Watanabe
Can we compare human and mouse? Can you rely on lab test? I am not sure
We also cannot rely on media experts. However, if we follow such precaution there is no wrong... keeping kids safe from unexplained potential danger
Current evidence from all available studies does not indicate any association between cellular phone use and brain cancer. Please see the following RG link and PDF attachment.
Article Mobile Phone Usage and the Risk of Brain Tumors
When mobile phones first became popular this idea was all the rage, but there has been as far as I am aware no evidence over a period of 20 years.
I did not read the bit on mice and rats, and I have never seen any with mobile phones, but maybe that says a lot about my observation skills.
Yes, Dr Stefan,,,
I totally agree with you, the electromagnetic radiation definitely has an influence on the human body.
Thank you Sir.