Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
#1
11-21-2006, 06:59 PM
Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
I have just finished watching trash journalism A Current Affairs and they did a report in which a professor did tests that show that exposure to radiation through use of mobile phone can cause brain cancer. This has kind of worried me, but of course I've got to explore the issue first before I make a decision. This worries me because although I don't use the mobile phone much I do keep one in my right pocket all the time and this right pocket is right next to my reproductive organs. If the mobile phone is indeed harmful then it is likely to harm my reproductive organs, rendering me impotent (see Mobile Phone Use Linked to Sperm Deaths).
It is difficult because one side says that mobile phones do cause cancer while another side says it doesn't while many say that it depends on how you use the mobile phone. What do I assume first and where does the burden of proof lie? Do I assume that mobile phones do
not cause cancer and wait for sufficient evidence to suggest why (this is the classical assumption of the null hypothesis) or do I assume that mobile phones do cause cancer and wait for evidence that says that it doesn't?
It is difficult because one side says that mobile phones do cause cancer while another side says it doesn't while many say that it depends on how you use the mobile phone. What do I assume first and where does the burden of proof lie? Do I assume that mobile phones do
not cause cancer and wait for sufficient evidence to suggest why (this is the classical assumption of the null hypothesis) or do I assume that mobile phones do cause cancer and wait for evidence that says that it doesn't?
#2
11-21-2006, 08:43 PM
Re: Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
Excuse me, are you going to talk about your hybrid?
It's how people usually start.
It's how people usually start.
#3
11-21-2006, 09:33 PM
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Re: Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
You've been sniffed out norak.
Even in the "Anything Goes" area some here will try to control you.
Welcome
Here's what the FDA has to say.
http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/2000/600_phone.html
Here's some information from from the National Cancer Institute that find the incidence of brain tumors has remained flat from 1983 through 2003. Evidence that there hasn't been an increase in brain tumors from before mobile phone use until now. I wouldn't sweat it, sounds like stress is worse.
http://planning.cancer.gov/disease/Brain-Snapshot.pdf
Even in the "Anything Goes" area some here will try to control you.
Welcome
Here's what the FDA has to say.
http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/2000/600_phone.html
Here's some information from from the National Cancer Institute that find the incidence of brain tumors has remained flat from 1983 through 2003. Evidence that there hasn't been an increase in brain tumors from before mobile phone use until now. I wouldn't sweat it, sounds like stress is worse.
http://planning.cancer.gov/disease/Brain-Snapshot.pdf
#6
12-31-2006, 06:18 PM
Re: Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
I have just finished watching trash journalism A Current Affairs and they did a report in which a professor did tests that show that exposure to radiation through use of mobile phone can cause brain cancer. This has kind of worried me, but of course I've got to explore the issue first before I make a decision. This worries me because although I don't use the mobile phone much I do keep one in my right pocket all the time and this right pocket is right next to my reproductive organs. If the mobile phone is indeed harmful then it is likely to harm my reproductive organs, rendering me impotent (see Mobile Phone Use Linked to Sperm Deaths).
It is difficult because one side says that mobile phones do cause cancer while another side says it doesn't while many say that it depends on how you use the mobile phone. What do I assume first and where does the burden of proof lie? Do I assume that mobile phones do
not cause cancer and wait for sufficient evidence to suggest why (this is the classical assumption of the null hypothesis) or do I assume that mobile phones do cause cancer and wait for evidence that says that it doesn't?
It is difficult because one side says that mobile phones do cause cancer while another side says it doesn't while many say that it depends on how you use the mobile phone. What do I assume first and where does the burden of proof lie? Do I assume that mobile phones do
not cause cancer and wait for sufficient evidence to suggest why (this is the classical assumption of the null hypothesis) or do I assume that mobile phones do cause cancer and wait for evidence that says that it doesn't?
#8
01-23-2007, 10:14 AM
Re: Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
Bitter are we? Going around hunting for my posts? I think you've hit a low....
By the way, I should send you that article about how tofu makes people gay...the devil's food...as written by an evangelical minister...read those things?
Oh..and I also suggest you strap a cellphone around your head and keep in on all day. Gives the brain energy.
Last edited by Armand; 01-23-2007 at 10:22 AM.
#9
01-23-2007, 02:37 PM
Re: Mobile Phones Cancer Risk
Awwwww...
Bitter are we? Going around hunting for my posts? I think you've hit a low....
By the way, I should send you that article about how tofu makes people gay...the devil's food...as written by an evangelical minister...read those things?
Oh..and I also suggest you strap a cellphone around your head and keep in on all day. Gives the brain energy.
Bitter are we? Going around hunting for my posts? I think you've hit a low....
By the way, I should send you that article about how tofu makes people gay...the devil's food...as written by an evangelical minister...read those things?
Oh..and I also suggest you strap a cellphone around your head and keep in on all day. Gives the brain energy.
