Cell phones have become a necessity and their
usage is prevalent in both personal and professional communications all over
the world. However, scientists from different countries claim that cell phones
can lead to some types of brain cancers. Glioma and Acoustic Neuronal are two
types of brain cancers that result as a consequence of long-term usage of
mobile phones. That cell phones can be dangerous to health and that they also
might lead to various forms of cancer was announced by the World Health
Organization on May 31, 2011, and cell phones were officially deemed as a
“carcinogenic hazard.”
Cell
phones use the microwave spectrum technology to enable communication. When the
device is held close, the invisible stream of radio frequency signals penetrates
our bodies which can prove to be a potential cause of cancer and several issues
related to memory loss, dizziness and disorientation.
In order to mitigate the bad effects from the
usage of cell phones, there are certain measures that one can take, such as limiting
the duration of one’s calls on the cell phone, using blue tooth devices or
hands free devices or speaker phone to increase the distance between the phone
and one’s head. It is advisable to stay still while using the cell phone
because more radiation is emitted while you are in motion. Switch off mobile
phones when not in use as the cell phone is still emitting radiation.
Bentham
Science Publishers’ journal “Recent
Advances in Communications and Networking Technology” publishes review and
research articles on new advances in communications and networking technology.

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