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Study Links High Mobile Phone Use To Low Sperm Count In Men
The radiofrequency electromagnetic fields are greatly reduced when texting, downloading large files, and streaming audio and videos.
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The Personality Traits That Put You At Risk For Smartphone Addiction, According To Science
Studies have found that extraverts are more likely to become addicted to cell phone use than introverts.
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Increased Neck And Back Pain Due To Smartphones
A recent study urges parents to reduce the time their kids spend on cell phones. There has been a increase in the number of patients with neck, disk hernias and alignment problems mainly due to prolonged use of smartphones.
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Don't Text or Talk While Exercising, Leave Your Phone at Home
Leave your phone at home, or at least turn it off, if you want to benefit from your workout. According to a new study, talking or texting on a smartphone while exercising and working up a sweat reduces the intensity of a workout and in fact affects your balance.
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Cell Phones May Make You Feel Less Connected With Friends: Study
Contrary to common perception, the use of cell phones may actually lead you to feel less socially connected with friends and family, depending on your gender or cell phone habits, a new study has found.
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Cell Phones, Cancer and the Anatomy of a Health Scare
The latest study supposedly linking cell-phone radiation to cancer was meant to serve the public good. But its effect on the public has been bad.
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United Nations Peacekeepers Commonly Pay for Sex: UN study
United Nations peacekeepers commonly pay for sex with cash, dresses, jewellery, perfume, cell phones and other items, despite a ban on such relationships with people the world body is trying to help, a draft UN report concluded.
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Is Your Cell Phone Harming Your Health? Centre Asks for In-Depth Research
In the backdrop of the recently concluded spectrum auctions, the science and technology ministry has commissioned research studies on health aspects of mobile phone radiations from 16 scientific institutions.
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Women Addicted to Texting, Men Can't Live Without Facebook: Study
Women may be more inclined to use cell phones for social reasons such as texting or emails to build relationships and have deeper conversations.
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Cell Phones Kept in Trouser Pockets May Affect Male Virility: Study
To reach this conclusion, the team conducted a systematic review of the findings from 10 studies, including 1,492 sperm samples.
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Smartphone users check mobiles 150 times a day: Study
People are increasingly becoming dependent on their cell phones, checking them every six-and-a-half minutes.
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Mobiles phones getting less toxic: Study
The Motorola Citrus, Apple iPhone 4S and LE Remarq emerged as the least toxic cell phones in a study of 36 different models.
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Today's generation can't live without mobiles, emails: Study
Today's generation is so much hooked to mobiles and the Internet that depriving them of their cell phones, emails and gadgets like television and iPod could leave them suffering from symptoms similar to those seen in drug addicts trying to...
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Mobile phone radiations pose serious health risks: Study
It's a report that could force a rethink on the casual ease with which we use, sometimes overuse, mobile phones.A survey of studies worldwide, done by an inter-ministerial committee of the government, has suggested that very low energy radio frequencies...
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WHO cell phone report 'inconclusive': Taiwan's HTC
HTC labelled as "inconclusive" a WHO study that said mobile phone users may be at increased risk of brain cancer.
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Study Links High Mobile Phone Use To Low Sperm Count In Men
The radiofrequency electromagnetic fields are greatly reduced when texting, downloading large files, and streaming audio and videos.
-
The Personality Traits That Put You At Risk For Smartphone Addiction, According To Science
Studies have found that extraverts are more likely to become addicted to cell phone use than introverts.
-
Increased Neck And Back Pain Due To Smartphones
A recent study urges parents to reduce the time their kids spend on cell phones. There has been a increase in the number of patients with neck, disk hernias and alignment problems mainly due to prolonged use of smartphones.
-
Don't Text or Talk While Exercising, Leave Your Phone at Home
Leave your phone at home, or at least turn it off, if you want to benefit from your workout. According to a new study, talking or texting on a smartphone while exercising and working up a sweat reduces the intensity of a workout and in fact affects your balance.
-
Cell Phones May Make You Feel Less Connected With Friends: Study
Contrary to common perception, the use of cell phones may actually lead you to feel less socially connected with friends and family, depending on your gender or cell phone habits, a new study has found.
-
Cell Phones, Cancer and the Anatomy of a Health Scare
The latest study supposedly linking cell-phone radiation to cancer was meant to serve the public good. But its effect on the public has been bad.
-
United Nations Peacekeepers Commonly Pay for Sex: UN study
United Nations peacekeepers commonly pay for sex with cash, dresses, jewellery, perfume, cell phones and other items, despite a ban on such relationships with people the world body is trying to help, a draft UN report concluded.
-
Is Your Cell Phone Harming Your Health? Centre Asks for In-Depth Research
In the backdrop of the recently concluded spectrum auctions, the science and technology ministry has commissioned research studies on health aspects of mobile phone radiations from 16 scientific institutions.
-
Women Addicted to Texting, Men Can't Live Without Facebook: Study
Women may be more inclined to use cell phones for social reasons such as texting or emails to build relationships and have deeper conversations.
-
Cell Phones Kept in Trouser Pockets May Affect Male Virility: Study
To reach this conclusion, the team conducted a systematic review of the findings from 10 studies, including 1,492 sperm samples.
-
Smartphone users check mobiles 150 times a day: Study
People are increasingly becoming dependent on their cell phones, checking them every six-and-a-half minutes.
-
Mobiles phones getting less toxic: Study
The Motorola Citrus, Apple iPhone 4S and LE Remarq emerged as the least toxic cell phones in a study of 36 different models.
-
Today's generation can't live without mobiles, emails: Study
Today's generation is so much hooked to mobiles and the Internet that depriving them of their cell phones, emails and gadgets like television and iPod could leave them suffering from symptoms similar to those seen in drug addicts trying to...
-
Mobile phone radiations pose serious health risks: Study
It's a report that could force a rethink on the casual ease with which we use, sometimes overuse, mobile phones.A survey of studies worldwide, done by an inter-ministerial committee of the government, has suggested that very low energy radio frequencies...
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WHO cell phone report 'inconclusive': Taiwan's HTC
HTC labelled as "inconclusive" a WHO study that said mobile phone users may be at increased risk of brain cancer.
