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Blake Frazier, Garrett Waldman, Kris Henderson
Woodville High School: English 10NT
Hey do you love your phone? It could be killing you!
Cell phone and electromagnetic radiation could be harmful. The radiation from cell phones is said to increase your risk of cancer, but are cell phones harmful? How can you prevent electromagnetic radiation from cell phones? What studies are under way that will help further our understanding of the possible health effects of cell phone use? Some people believe cell phones are harmless, but some people disagree.
Are cell phones harmful? According to experts they likely are harmful. They believe that it increases your
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A study known as COSMOS was started in 2010. The study focuses on cell phone use and its possible health effects. 290,000 people are participating in this study. They will be followed and checked on over the next 20 to 30 years. This study will hopefully further our understanding of the possible health effects of cell phones.
So, are cell phones harmful? How can you prevent electromagnetic radiation from cell phones? What studies are under way that will help further our understanding of the possible health effects of cell phone use? We answered this questions with the little information we have. The only real answer is that we don’t know. More research is needed.
“More than 90 percent of American adults use cell phones. Relatively little is known about their safety, however, because current exposure guidelines are based largely on knowledge about acute injury from thermal effects, not long-term, low-level exposure.”
-Dina Fine Maron
“Every day, we’re swimming in a sea of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) produced by electrical appliances, power lines, wiring in buildings, and a slew of other technologies that are part of modern
In this essay, the author
- Explains that cell phones and electromagnetic radiation could be harmful, but how can one prevent it?
- Concludes that cell phones and other wireless communication devices should be placed in group 2b, which includes lead, coffee, nickel, gasoline, among other substances.
- Explains how special cases can help reduce electromagnetic radiation from cell phones. the pong case, the sim-style card, and the bodywell chip reduce radiation by 65%.
- Explains that cell phones and electromagnetic radiation could be harmful, but how can one prevent it?
- Concludes that cell phones and other wireless communication devices should be placed in group 2b, which includes lead, coffee, nickel, gasoline, among other substances.
- Explains how special cases can help reduce electromagnetic radiation from cell phones. the pong case, the sim-style card, and the bodywell chip reduce radiation by 65%.
- Explains that cosmos focuses on cell phone use and its possible health effects. 290,000 people are participating in this study.
- Opines that the only real answer is that we don't know. more research is needed to understand the possible health effects of cell phone use.
- Explains that more than 90 percent of american adults use cell phones, but relatively little is known about their safety. current exposure guidelines are based on knowledge about acute injury from thermal effects, not long-term, low-level exposure.
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- Explains that wireless communication technology works based on radiofrequency signals which are an electromagnetic field. ionizing signals are considered harmful because they can break down human tissue and impact dna.
- Explains that there are 142,000 brain tumors in the united states, and that radiofrequency can't affect animals' brains. the short- and long-term effects are harmful to the human body.
- Explains that radiofrequency waves from cell phones and other technology are hazardous and may lead to cancer.
- Explains that radiofrequency is more dangerous to children's brains than to adults because their bodies and tissues are in the process of evolution.
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- Explains that cell phones are important devices in our lives, but they are dangerous to human body.
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In this essay, the author
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- Explains that people are distracted and addicted to digital devices mainly because it saves time and it is convenient. playing too much video game may give children a difficult time to differentiate between reality and fantasy.
- Explains that electronics are the main reason of causing health problems. cell phones have led to increased concerns about possible health hazards, such as brain cancer.
- Opines that television and movies often fail to show the consequences of violent behavior, leading to nightmares and fear of reality.
- Opines that electronics have advantages and disadvantages, but they can damage our health and lead to addiction, health problems, and changes in children's behavior.
- Cites the works of kyla boyse, kate coen, and leigh goessl.
- Opines that the key to balancing the pros and cons of the effects of technology on children is to practice moderation.
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In this essay, the author
- Explains that electromagnetic radiation is a form of energy including waves like behaviour as it travels through space.
- Explains that radio waves are made by a range of transmitters, depending on its wavelengths. they are also given off by stars, sparks and lightening that is why you can hear interference on your radio while in
- Explains radio waves are the lowest frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum, and are used for communications with others.
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- Explains that the visible spectrum is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to (can be detected by) the human eye.
- Explains that an antenna's size is dictated by the wavelength which is set by frequency. cellular is a cell of radio coverage that allows many more people to talk at the same time.
- Explains that a cell phone has many parts, including an antenna, liquid crystal display, keyboard microphone, speaker, and battery. the microprocessor handles the keyboard and actual signals to the tower.
- Explains that cell phone repeaters vary in strength and can be put together with different types of antennas to solve your situation.
- Concludes that cell phones are dangerous because it releases radio waves and microwaves. dr.derra, author of ‘the secret history of the war on cancer’, says cell phone radiation is dangerous and can be lethal.
- Explains that cell phones are interesting, useful and play a major role in our life's bringing people closer and keeping in touch with one another.
- Explains that cell phones emit non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation, which can be harmful if transmitted in high levels.
- Explains that invisible electromagnetic radiation surrounds us every day, from various sources such as power lines, home wiring, compueters, tv, microwaves, photocopy machines and cell phones.
- Explains that scientists have been raising the alarm about the health effects of mobile phones and wireless technology.
- Explains that as you go higher in frequency, the signals get weaker even faster than at lower frequencies, so more power is required at higher frequencies. microwaves are like visible light, but a lot lower frequency (lower than infrared).
- Explains that cell phone radiation cannot damage biological tissue because microwave photons do not have enough energy to break chemical bonds. when ionizing radiation interacts with cells, it may or may not strike a critical part of the cell
- Explains that mobile repeaters are used to improve your mobile phone coverage. if your cell phone doesn't work in your house, you need a mobile booster to boost the signal in the house.
- Concludes that there is "no clear evidence" about harmful effects of radio a wave your cell phone emits to your health.
- Explains that there is no convincing evidence that mobile phone technologies cause adverse effects on human health. the microwave radiation transmitted and received is very weak and does not have sufficient energy to harm dna.
- Explains that exposure to doses of 10-50 rem (effective absorbed dose of ionizing radiation in human tissue) may increase your chances of cancer, and will have observable short-term effects on blood cells.
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