Tuesday, June 7, 2011
World Health Organisations acknowledges mobile phone link to cancer
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) on 31st May 2011 announced what has long been suspected: that mobile phone use may increase the risk of developing certain types of brain tumours. Click here
As I wrote in my book, I personally believe it is only a matter of time now that we see health warnings on mobile phones. In time, it will mean a ban on buses, trains and trams as the microwave emissions bounce in metal carriages creating 'hotspots' exposing unsuspecting commuters to high doses of microwave radiation.
Tips to reduce your exposure
1. Use a landline phone (cordless phones use the same radiation as a mobile phone)
2. SMS whenever you can
3. When making or receiving calls, keep your head away from the phone: use the loudspeaker or an air-tube airpiece
As I wrote in my book, I personally believe it is only a matter of time now that we see health warnings on mobile phones. In time, it will mean a ban on buses, trains and trams as the microwave emissions bounce in metal carriages creating 'hotspots' exposing unsuspecting commuters to high doses of microwave radiation.
Tips to reduce your exposure
1. Use a landline phone (cordless phones use the same radiation as a mobile phone)
2. SMS whenever you can
3. When making or receiving calls, keep your head away from the phone: use the loudspeaker or an air-tube airpiece
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