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What I want to see in a claim like this, and I don't (or missed it) is that cases of cancer for parts of the body where cellphones are commonly places (head, hi
by dgrin91 3y ago
What I want to see in a claim like this, and I don't (or missed it) is that cases of cancer for parts of the body where cellphones are commonly places (head, hip/groin) are increasing. Otherwise it seems like the external view of this theory proves it false.
- adamredwoods 3y agoOn the author, Moskowitz's website: https://www.saferemr.com/ https://www.saferemr.com/ He references a study: "Incidence and Mortality of Malignant Brain Tumors after 20 Years of Mobile Use" which also states: >> While this study suggests a weak association between mobile phone users and MNB incidence and mortality, it is important to acknowledge that conclusive results cannot be drawn at this stage.
- treis 3y agoShould be apparent in tumor location too. Most of us are right handed and hold our phones up to the right ear. Should be a bigger increase in tumors on the right side of brains than the left. And it should be correlated strongly with the handedness of the person.
- LinAGKar 3y agoFor how long do people make phone calls though? Most of the time is spent holding it in front of you, or keeping it in your pocket.