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October 31, 2008
Are We Any Closer on Cell Phones and Cancer?
By Cathy Spencer
The question is out there. The answer isn't fully known. The latest research suggests there could be a risk, especially for long-time users who began using a cell phone at a young age. WBAL-TV aired this informational piece which approached the topic using the most up-to-date research targeted to teenagers and their almost non-stop cell phone usage. There was an interesting graphic demonstration of the reach of a cell phone signal in an adult's brain v. a child's brain. Until we know more, WBAL's expert suggests using a Bluetooth device, speakerphone or texting instead of calling - a trend that is already well underway with the "tweens" and teens.
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