The Potential Harm of Cell Phone Radiation

The health effects of cell phone radiation is a growing concern among scientists and legislatures. According to the FCC, there is no scientific proof that cell phone radiation causes cancer or other ailments, but studies have shown otherwise.
By: BeWoop
 
March 9, 2010 - PRLog -- Cell phones have replaced the traditional land line telephone and become the preferred method of communication.  However, cell phones emit radiation to send voice and text messages and some studies of frequesnt users suggest increased risks for brain and mouth tumors.  The Environmental Working Group, a  non-profit government watchdog group, has put together an online consumer guide to cell phone radiation which lists the best and worst radiation emitting phones.  Among the lowest emitters are Sanyo Katana II, Samsung Rugby and the Blackberry Storm 9530.  The highest include Blackberry 8820, Motorola i880 and the Palm Pixi.  Even though the FCC claims there is no scietific proof that cell phone radiation causes cancer and other ailments, recent studies have linked this radiation to brain cancer, salivary gland tumors, migraines, vertigo, and behavioral problems.  If your phone ranks among the highest radiation emitters making an upgrade doesn't sound like a bad idea. If you don't feel like dealing with your carrier to find a new phone, visit http://www.bewoop.com/ the cheapest and easiest place to buy cell phones online.

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