Hands-free radiation
| Fri Nov. 10, 2000 12:00 AM PST
While hands-free cell phones have been touted as the save all for our highways and city streets, they may not bode so well for their users.
In a report that challenges UK governmental research, headset attachments for cell phones could more than triple the amount of radiation delivered to the brain as opposed to traditional hand-help mobile phones, reports BRAIN.COM.
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Though it officially remains unproven if mobile phones pose a health risk to humans, we suggest dropping a few quarters into your bag instead of your headset and cell phone.
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