According to the studies of long term exposure that we have now, 30 minutes of cell phone use a day for 10 years triples your risk for brain cancer. We are currently in need of more studies to determine direct link with brain cancer. The difficulty here is that brain cancer usually has a latency of 30-40 years, and the heaviest cell phone users haven't reached that point yet.
Additionally, other biological damage has been seen in relation to cell phones, especially in pregnant mothers and children. Here are some research highlights from an international conference earlier this year that includes prenatal studies
One of the worlds leading experts on cancer has also written about the other biological effects of cell phonesThe issue itself is rife with controversy and competing political interests. Cell phone companies (similar to the tobacco companies of the past) have funded their own studies to contradict the findings of independent scientists. It would also seem that universities have pushed out academics that dare to touch the issue, as one of the leading experts on this issue notably "gave up" her directorship position around the time she started pursuing this.
The main things to keep in mind are that distance is your friend (don't keep your cell directly against your body when it's on) and to use a headset/speakerphone.
EHTrust.org is an organization that currently works almost exclusively on this issue. Environmental Working Group works closely with them and takes their lead from many of their initiatives.
Radiation in cell phone is not a big issue. The issue in children with cell phones is the concern to spend too much time using it and thus becoming antisocial with time.
A probable effect of an addiction to cellphone use would be radiation. Cellular devices and other electronics can give off waves of radiation that can ultimately affect you in a future.
They can harm you if you use phones too much radiation comes of the phone and can hurt you.
well its not too common, but yea cellphones can give u cancer because it realeases radiation to your ear. If you get too much of that too quickly, chances are that you'll get cancer. so just tdont talk too long on your cell phone
Stick it where the sun don't shine
A fifth grade is too young for a cell phone if the kind of cell phone that he will be using is a smartphone. The sophisticated features of a smartphone are too much for kids. What is more suitable for them is a simple cell phone with basic features and an emergency response system that can work to help secure their safety. See related links for more information.
You have to respect his concerns. Be considerate and when he is around don't use the cell phone. unless it is necessary or it is a part of your job requirement that you must be on the cell phone if this is the reason seek to compromise.
I need too track a cell phone for free how could I do it?
The argument would be that cell phones are too much of a distraction from the education that the students are there to receive.
Yes, but not too well. You CAN'T from an application on your phone, but you CAN with a different phone or any other recording device.
The benefits of a pre paid cell phone are that you never go over what you plan on paying for and you are current on how much your phone is costing you. The are many disadvantages too though.
Cell phones may, since they give off small doses of radiation. If there is too much use of a phone (although over the years the amount in an individual phone has continued to decrease), then it is possible to have adverse effects on the brain and also it may result in the loss of some brain cells.