Mobile phones may increase risk of brain cancer

According to a survey report published by the International Health and Care Organization at its 1999 annual meeting on "Communications and Health", 68% of brain cancer patients have a history of frequent use of mobile phones. This fully demonstrates that frequent use of mobile phones will greatly increase a person's likelihood of developing brain cancer. At present, we can take some measures to reduce the harm of mobile phones to us.

First, don't overuse your cell phone. It should be emphasized that you should not use your cell phone excessively or inappropriately, because biological effects are directly related to exposure time. For example, we can use landline phones more often.

Secondly, don’t sleep with your phone next to you. Avoid placing your phone under your pillow or on a nightstand close to your head. Avoid using your phone as an alarm clock to keep it from being with you all night.

Third, use the hands-free function to ensure that the phone is not close to the body to reduce radiation.

Fourth, send more text messages and make fewer calls.

Fifth, do not encourage children to use mobile phones. Children's developing organs may be more sensitive to electromagnetic radiation.

Finally, always switch ears when listening to the phone during a call to avoid electromagnetic radiation being concentrated on one side of the brain.