Thousands of people are using cell phones for hours each day. They are exposing a very
sensitive organ, their brain, to higher mean intensities than military personnel are exposed
to when repairing radar. The military personnel show significant increases in cancer and a
wide range of illnesses. Even at the very low mean levels that people experience living
within 10 km of radio and TV towers, significant increases in cancer has been observed.
Analogue cell phones emit an analogue modulated RF/MW signal similar to an FM radio
or TV signal. The digital cell phones radiate a pulse RF/MW signal similar to radar.
Biological and epidemiological effects from EMR exposure across the spectrum show the
same or similar effects.
Many people continue to drive while talking on their cell phones. Attention deficit and
neurological effects on the user's brain make accidents much more likely.
Very young children and teenagers are becoming regular to heavy users of cell phones
while their brains and bodies are in a much more vulnerable state than elderly people.
With cancer and neurodegenerative disease latencies of decades, the possible adverse
effects will take some time to become evident. By which time it will be too late for
thousands of people.
There is growing concern about cell phone interference with cardiac pacemakers. If cell
phone signals can interfere with an electronic pacemaker, then it is likely to also interfere
with human hearts that are arrhythmically unstable.[Show full abstract]
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