First, with today's society cell phones are as familiar as our keys and wallet are to us. We leave the house our cell phones go with us. We relay on them for everything from simple communication to getting from point a to point b. We have become so dependent and…
Cell phones affect people in many physical ways. There have been many studies dedicated to finding if the use of cellphones can lead to cancer. This concept has been proved and disproved through the years as technology has improved and our understanding changes. Recent…
“WHO: Cell phone use can increase possible cancer risk.” CNN Health. 31 May 2011. Web. 29 August 2011. http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/05/31/who.cell.phones/index.html…
Using cell phones while driving are not only dangerous but deadly. We have many distractions while driving, let alone the use of cell phones as well. In this day and age cell phones are used for a variety of things such as text-messaging, internet usage, watching television, e-mailing, faxes, games, and much more. Driving is a privilege, not a right. Many Americans take the technology we have today for granted. Once issued a drivers license it can be revoked for not obeying the laws and this is not the case with cell phone usage while operating motor vehicles. The thing we need to remember is that we all need to be responsible drivers to ensure not only our safety but the safety of other drivers as well.…
In the website “Cells Phones and Cancer Risk,” that was provided by the National Cancer Institute, went through both the ideas of cell phones being a risk and cell phones not being a risk. The website started out with a few fun facts, some of which I stated in the above paragraph, but basically stated that the number of cell phone users has increased rapidly. In so much, there were nearly 303 million subscribers to cell phones in 2010, which is more than the entire U.S. population. Also, the number of cell phone calls, the length of each call, and the amount of time people use cell phones have increased.…
Blettner, M., & Berg, G. (2000). Are mobile phones harmful?. Acta Oncologica, 39 (8), 927-930.…
This article talks about how cell phones are not linked to cancer. According to Danish researchers, the biggest study ever consisting of 350,000 people found no evidence of any link. This concluded that people who have used a cell phone for a decade don’t have different cancer rates than those who have not. Last year, a different study found no connection between cell phones and cancer. But it showed a possible connection between heavy phone usage and glioma, a brain tumor that is rare but deadly. However, this information was not enough to support the case. That study of over 14,000 people in many countries, along with animal experiments, led to classifying electromagnetic energy from cell phones as possibly carcinogenic along with coffee and gasoline engine exhaust. But cell phones don’t issue the same radiation that is used in medical tests or found in radon soil so there might not be a risk. The Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Communications Commission have no evidence of cell phones being linked to cancer but people still have fears of getting it, although cancer rates have not risen since cell phones were introduced. Researchers have updated a recent study examining 358,403 cell phones users 30 years of age and older in Denmark from 1990 to 2007. They found that cell phone users did not have a higher risk of cancer than those without them. Cell phone users also aren’t more likely to develop a tumor in a part of the brain where phones are held against the head. About three-quarters of the world’s population use a cell phone. This makes it difficult for scientists to compare cancer rates between users and non-users. The advocacy group MobileWise said that the Danish study wasn’t enough to consider the long-term risk since brain tumors can take decades to develop. In about 30 other studies, those with brain tumors…
Cell phones can be dangerous; using a cell phone while driving has been an issue of strong controversy for a long time now. As cell phones became more affordable, their use increased to a significant extent. People have gotten so infatuated with cell phones. It seems that talking and texting…
Today cell phones have become part of our everyday lives. People have become dependent on their phones. Cell phones do make communication easier with all the built in features and functions. But at times they may cause serious distractions, which can lead to terrible situations and putting lives at risk daily.…
Do you believe that Cellphones cause brain tumors? The issue defines that all phones may cause radiation to your brain which regular people or scientists believe otherwise. Always two different sides to the story just like this one. People even scientists know that maybe cell phones cause tumors. Radiation from your cell phone can cause cancer and the energy is a form of electromagnetic radiation. Many studies have examined people that do have different types of tumors if they’re are cell phone users. Cell phone can cause cancer because the radiation they produce can cause specific types of brain tumor.…
Pawl states in his editorial, “Cell phones are more dangerous than cigarettes!”, in Surgical Neurology, “The long term use of cell-phones was leading to brain tumors and was more dangerous to health than smoking cigarettes” (Pawl 445). To actually believe that over time the use of a cell phone is more harmful than the tobacco and nicotine inhaled by smoking is a shocker. Although the cell phone itself may not create and spark some sort of new cancer, it is said that cell phones do increase the chances for gaining other health problems (Pawl 445). Pawl also brought up something called EMF’s (electromagnetic fields). Electromagnetic fields can cause all sorts of problems to the human body from nausea, dizziness, headaches, etc. With this sort of exposure from a cell phone over a long period of time, even starting at a young age has a much greater risk. Also over time exposure can cause things such as ipsilateral, glioma, and acoustic neuroma (Pawl 445).…
What is more important, your life, or a text your friend sends you? Are you careful when you drive, or do you neglect other drivers around you? Cell phones are an incredible invention, giving us the opportunity to communicate with others and have all the information at our fingertips. However, they can also be deadly, especially when combined with driving. Driving requires concentration, and a cell phone disrupts that concentration, even if it's for a split second.…
All in all, despite their weak points, mobile phones are making the life easier. I believe in future radition problem will be solved and mobiles phones will be exactly safe. And we have not to forget this: People make inventions good or…
On the other hand cell phones are very dangerous because you can lose concentration when picking your phone up off the floor or out of your purse or pocket. Also you need to look for on coming traffic while entering a freeway, but you will not be able to do that if you are in a deep conversation on your cell phone. However, children at school may need to contact their parent because they got a referral from the principle or the teacher. Also a child might need to go home because they feel sick or maybe carpool forgot you. To have a cell phone could be very important in an emergency.…
However there can be some benefits to cellphones making us feel safer there can be measures such as special applications that have been introduced on the market that when a mugger has attacked a victim and has taken their phone as soon as they use the phone a photo gets taken by the phone automatically and gets sent. This can be a very useful tool for the police and victim as it can aid in the…