Cell Phone And Brain Cancer

Some of the common complaints of cell phone users are that they frequently get headaches and tingling of their ears and head. Cell phones often get warm after prolonged use and this causes an uncomfortable feeling on the side of the head where the phone is held. After using the Safe Cell Tab by Cell Phone Radiation Protection, many hockey players with the National Hockey League, as well as other users, reported alleviation of headaches and also that their phones did not heat up as quickly.

A study done on Canadian hockey players over a two-year period of time showed them to have no concussions after use of a radiation shield. This led many to the conclusion that their brains were protected from the electromagnetic radiation (EMR) transmitted from their cell phones and their immune systems were strengthened. Tests on the effects of using radiation shields continue, with results pointing toward the danger of EMR.

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Cell phone and brain cancer have been linked at a steady rate since the inception of cell phone use on a regular basis. A brain surgeon in Washington reported that he could tell which side of the head a person held his cell phone just by looking at an x-ray of his head. Brain cancer is only one of the ways that health issues are seeing an increase since the use of cell phones began.

A Baltimore neurologist filed a lawsuit against the maker of his cell phone citing his use of the phone over nine years caused his brain cancer. Lawsuits that have been dismissed for lack of evidence may be reopened with the influx of similar cases in years to come. More research is needed, but the signs point to cell phones as being contributing factors in many diagnoses of brain cancer.