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Can long-term usage of cellphones cause cancer?
Asked by prakash mathur,
12 May '09 11:21 am
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The scientific investigations revealed many ill effects of using cellphones for a long time especially for females. Some studies indicated infertility and impotency in females and males respectively. It may be due to the mutation of cells due to the microwave communications engaged in the cellphones. Microwave radiation which is composed of electromagnetic waves may be carcinogenic. It is advisable wherever possible to use landphones instead of cellphones and use cellphones only when it is inevitable. High energetic radiations are always dangerous.
Answered by varadarajulu a, 12 May '09 12:06 pm
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It is not conformed but it may be affected a few person among five thousand of people
Answered by TK Mitra, 13 May '09 10:10 am
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Of course, many researcher warned and studies emphasised on mob. use very harmful due to waves.
Answered by Rameshwer Dayal, 13 May '09 10:03 am
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Yes, ofcourse, from today onwards dont use the cellophone.
Answered by alok saksena, 13 May '09 09:52 am
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Nowadays there are research reports for everything, Tomorrow they might come out with some report that asking too many questions will also lead to cancer. So ignore and chill out dude.
Answered by shanoj kumar, 13 May '09 02:44 pm
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Any equipment which give out radiation is bad for health. various tips are available for sensible use of cell phones... try and limit the use to communicate and not converse like college kids /young girls...
Answered by krishna iyer, 13 May '09 10:01 am
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