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Turn on any news station or check out any information site and you will see that everyone is talking about the possible health dangers of cell phone use in children. What should you and your children do to lessen any possible dangers? A cancer expert suggests restricting cell phone usage because of possible cancer hazard.

Kids should only use cell phones in crises because their brains are still developing. This is based on unpublished information, because science proceeds at a slow pace. It's better to be safe than sorry, and so take the proper precautions, today. There is no evidence that cell phones are safe.

The FDA says that phones emit low levels of radiofrequency while in use and RF while in standby mode. It's challenging to study the negative impacts it has on individuals. If you are concerned, you can eliminate your exposure by making use of a headset, speaker phone, or holding the phone farther from your ear. This fear may be based on paranoia about living in a technological age and culture. Recent studies have shown no risk of brain tumors with mobile phone risk. There is not any connection between wireless use and adverse health impacts in adults. Nothing has been ruled out, yet either. There is a possible increased risk in those using cell phones more than normal. There is a clear security threat connected to texting and talking while driving. Long time cell phone users who talk more than a hour every day are more likely to suffer in a high -frequency hearing loss.

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