Mobile phones do not increase the risk of cancer
A study in Denmark tracking 350,000 mobile phone users over a period of 18 years showed no relationship between mobile phone use and increased risk of cancer.
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A study in Denmark tracking 350,000 mobile phone users over a period of 18 years showed no relationship between mobile phone use and increased risk of cancer.
The seemingly harmless items like ornamental plants, phones, candles ... are warned by scientists not to be placed in the bedroom, because it will interfere with your sl…
Conclusion 'Mobile phones may be one of the' carcinogens', similar to DDT pesticides, leaded chlorophom gasoline engine smoke, and has just been launched by the Research…
On June 1, the WHO published a report saying that they had evidence that mobile waves
The Council of Europe considers that mobile phone waves negatively affect people's intellectual and health development, so students need to stay away from it at school.
Owning a smart Blackberry mobile phone is fun for some people. But think carefully before using this technology.
Young people who go to bed online, text messages ... will cause bad consequences that make their morale unstable and difficult to study.
Is mobile phone dangerous to users' health? Of course, using mobile phones for years can be a potential risk, threatening users' health
Are you passionate about playing role-playing games on computers, can't live without the favorite hi-tech personal items, spreading horizontal and vertical on funny soci…
The French Ministry of Health is required to publish the radiation level of mobile devices at all points of sale starting from April next year.
The scientific analysis shows that the radiation emitted from the phones you are using does not affect your health at all.
One study found that phone waves can prevent and reverse dementia in mice.
Babies often like to see colorful phones or music-playing toys ...
Long-term exposure to cell phone electromagnetic waves can cause osteoporosis, potentially affecting the results of post-bone transplant surgery.
Phone or internet counseling can help control weight in obese people, according to a new Dutch study.