Do Cell phones really hurt your body with radiation?


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Don't know about you, but so many of my friends have ear complaints and recently the number of people having head hemorrhage has risen in all age groups. Don't know if there's a connection, but certainly a coincidence.

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No, absolutely not.
No. I read almost all news items and small articles and could not find any medical/theoretical basis for such fears.
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G.P.
yes they do the way to avoid it is to keep on changing the mobile from one ear to another
I think it paralyzes the brain, have you ever seen anyone coherent while driving and talking on the phone? several test have been done that say they don't. what does a microwave oven do to your dinner? that's what cell phones are doing to your brain.
yes. keep these at a distance
http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/cell-phone-radiation.htm

http://www.antiradiationcover.com/

http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6602_7-5020355-1.html

http://www.fda.gov/cellphones/qa.html
Yah a little bit but the poulltionis more than that.

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k.akbar_baig1980@yahoo.co.in
no its not a proven fact they tried to prove it but to tell you the truth I think its bullsh#@&*t
it doesn't really "hurt" human,but it makes our body cells react and it has big possibility to become mutated.
but, what i know, the pressure and the frequencies must in a very high level. and,my knowledge, mobile phone (which in good quality) is safety
i have heard that it can
Officially, there's still no proof. But I've seen cases of blood cells damaged by radiation of cell phones (through Live Blood Analysis). It's still safer to do prevention though. Keep your cell phones in your bags and not on your waist.
yes
Yes, they transmit at near microwave radio frequencies (800 mHz). We all know what microwaves can do. Fortunately, cellphones transmit at very low power (1-3 watts) and do very little damage. But, they can and probably do take out cells one by one when the antenna is right next to your brain. The damage is probably negligible, though.
Still debateable.

Has not been proved with solid evidence.

So, in the meantime continue using the cellphone.
Cell phones do not use radiation. They use electromagnetic waves.

No, it cannot hurt you. (Almost like getting an MRI!)
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Common sense
http://www.discovery.com and link to Mythbusters


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