Brain Tumor Caused By Cell Phone ?

OK, here we go again. Decades ago, there was a widespread panic about the possibility that the airlines high voltage can be a cause of cancer for people living near or below them. When this was refused, the crowd Doomsday released on cell phones as a possible risk of brain cancer due to the small amount of radiation emitted when the phone is transferring data. Until now, after dozens of studies, no conclusive evidence that cell phones produce a significant amount of radiation to create a measurable increase in cancer risk. But it is a cause for concern? Just who made these tests?
A new joint study by the University of California at Berkeley, and several universities in Korea, reviewed 465 articles published in leading magazines and 23 large-scale studies of cases of more than 37,916 patients. The study group included patients with and without brain tumors. They found that when they look at the whole group, there was no association between brain tumors and use of cell phones. When they looked closer, however, divided the large group into subgroups clinically significant, there was a significant increase in risk of cancer by up to 30%. Furthermore, they noted that some previous studies that showed results of "zero risk", were actually funded by handset manufacturers.
Other experts, including neurosurgeons have long agreed that cell phones can cause brain tumors. A doctor, for example, Vini Khurana, also said he thought that mobile phones can be more dangerous than smoking or asbestos. He said there are other 3 billion mobile users around the world, which is huge to 3 times the number of smokers worldwide, and tobacco use causes 5 million deaths per year.
The groups continue to insist, however, that there is a concrete set of risk. They just mention that in the paper after peer review, there is an overwhelming consensus that wireless phones do not pose a risk to public health. His claims are also supported by the FDA, the FCC, the American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute and the World Health Organization. Imagine, all groups of private security and the federal government agreed on one thing!
What is the bottom line? This author is not sure yet. All I know is that there are still people who believe the moon landing was a farce. There are nurses who work for me, which unfortunately does not have vaccines for their children for fear of an increased risk of Down syndrome. For me, I do not give my cell phone anytime soon. If the risk is really important, then we can also say that "the place to carry the phone on our body may increase cancer risk in this specific area of the body." For example, I carry my cell phone many times in my shirt pocket. I'll have an increased risk of breast cancer? Hmm, I always wondered what a mammogram would be jealous ...
Richard Fan is a practicing emergency / trauma physician assistant in a busy Southern California ER, and a medical team to respond to national disasters, DMAT CA-1. Regularly treat victims of assault, rape and robbery, he developed a passion and expertise in Personal Safety Through Smart Technology.