The recent salvo in mobile phone radiation debate errs on the caution side; most experts suggest texting some more than talking to limit such exposure.
An international health organization recently classified mobile phone radiation as 'potentially carcinogenic for human beings' and called for more studies into the long term effects and consequences of mobile gadgets. The International Agency for Research on Cancer, a subsidiary organization of the World Health Organization, has already examined almost a thousand probable cancer triggers ever since the year 1971. Their studies have found around 400 cancer causing substances and agents.
The organization's study revealed that radio frequency electromagnetic field can be possible carcinogenic agents that can cause cancer when used long term. As a conclusion, this mean that there could be some risk and people need to keep a constant watch for links and studies related to cancer risk and long term mobile phone use. The agency's determination also focused on the risk for acoustic neuroma and glioma. There wasn't enough evidence for them to draw conclusions of probably risks for other kinds of cancer. The studies which concerned the organization the most identified potential risk for consumers who use their mobile phones frequently at home, work or school. By the word frequent, they meant use of more than thirty minutes daily in a ten year period.
Based on the probably consequences and risk for public health showed by this findings and classification, it is crucial that more studies be conducted on the long term effects of mobile phone use. Pending the current availability of such information, it is vital that consumers implement pragmatic measures that will help them reduce radiation exposure such as the use of hands free device or texting.
Mobile device companies and manufacturers along with national regulatory boards have always stood by their stand on the safe use of mobile phones. The results of some research studies are opposite about the claims of mobile phone radiation to be harmful. The media buss about a few worrisome researches, though, has ignited public concern.
To reduce exposure to mobile phone radiation, experts recommend the following tips:
* Use a speaker or headset to keep your head at a distance from the mobile handset.
* You should do more texting other than answering the phone. Texting uses less power and also keeps the handset away from your head.
* Avoid using mobile phones in low coverage places where the handset reveals more radiation.
* Limit your kid's exposure to mobile devices.
Today, you can sell phones online and reduce your household's radiation exposure. There are firms and websites that give you cash for phones! This isn't just a great way to recycle old gadgets but also helps protect your family's health.
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By Charmaine Ann Henry
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