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DAILY FIND: Cell Phones And Brain Cancer

By Ellen and Rachel on August 9, 2011

If you or your child has a cell phone, you need this information. Check it out.

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Ellen and Rachel are two old friends and “expert” mamas—one a pediatrician and one a family therapist—with fifty years of parenting experience between them.

2 responses to “DAILY FIND: Cell Phones And Brain Cancer”

  1. Hazel M. Wheeler
    Hazel M. Wheeler
    August 9, 2011 at 10:42 pm |

    It’s not surprising that there’s a significant question mark around the negative health effects of cell phones. Radiation in our brains (or really, anywhere, and anytime we have a choice to opt out) isn’t ever really a great thing. I wonder what will come out, eventually, about our wi-fi connections or cordless phones. Interesting stuff. It just makes me want to get an old rotary phone with a really long cord, like we had when I was a kid. This article was correct in our willingness to be enamored with the latest and greatest invention without considering the negative consequences.

    And with the lack of available pay phones, will this be a necessary evil, no matter what we discover about it?

  2. DAILY FIND: Cell Phones And Brain Cancer « mariansolomon
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    August 10, 2011 at 5:21 pm |

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