Among health experts , radiation relationships phones with brain tumors continues to be debated . There are some experts believe even cancerous brain tumor caused the excessive use of mobile phones . However , some experts still do not believe in it as supporting evidence to date that explains it is not enough .
According to neurosurgeon MRCCC Siloam Hospital in Jakarta , Dr . Made Agus Mahendra Inggas Sp.BS , brain tumor appeared on one of them because of genetic factors . In addition , patients are often exposed to radiation could also potentially undergo brain tumor . For example , if a frequently undergo X-ray examinations , then the next 30 years he was at risk of developing brain tumors .
The same can also apply to mobile phone radiation . Made recognized , there has been no research that definitively stating it . However , people should still have to pay attention and to limit the use of cell phones .
" We recommend that mobile phones should not be used continuously for more than two hours a day . If you want to use a mobile phone close to the mouth and ears , have a range of about 1.5 to 2 centimeters , " said Made encountered in Jakarta , Saturday ( 1/9 / 2012)
Just as well , the use of short message rather than calling facility . Or , use earphones and turn on the speaker when talking on the phone . Then , at the time of the move and at night , Made phone calls for not placed close to the body like the pants and shirt pockets .
" Indeed, many mobile phone manufacturers said radiation exhibited significantly smaller or no effect . However , was conducted before widespread new gadgets . Moreover , little of the risk of tumors depends on the individual response , " he said .
The debate over cell phone radiation is not only happen in Indonesia. According to reports ever published in The Punch website in May cross , a most prominent brain surgeon Dr Charlie Teo's Australia asking provocative questions about brain cancer caused by cell phone radiation . It is stirring to write is that in daily practice , he increasingly found that patients suffering from or have a tumor in the brain .
" Every day of my arrival 10 to 20 new patients , and at least 30 percent of them had a tumor on the brain , near the ear . I was not an expert on the issue of electromagnetic radiation . Yet as the experts in the field of brain cancer , and see more and more this cancer , I now want to know what really happened , " said Dr Teo .
According to Dr Teo , until now there is no effective treatment for brain cancer . And the disease is the highest cause of cancer death for Australians aged under 39 years , and also took the lives of more children and women in Australia under 35 years compared to other cancers .
He said so far the uncontested facts about the relationship of brain cancer and HP then that ( 1 ) there is still no clear conclusion , ( 2 ) increasing mobile phone users , by now there are at least 5 billion users around the world , ( 3 ) and when later it proved a link between brain cancer and mobile phones, then the impact will exceed any other health crisis ever before .
So far , according to Dr. Teo , the existing studies lead to the conclusion that " bias " depends on who is funding the research. From the study of literature , for example, which concluded that a link , none of the study funded by the telecom companies .
While other studies , which say there is no relationship , 75 percent of the study was at least partially funded by the telecommunications industry .
By far the biggest study ever carried out so-called Interphone study - funded by the telecom industry - says HP does not cause cancer , but no phone users " heavy " or the children , but the children are not included in the study , the conclusion still floating " the possible impact of heavy users of HP still needs further research . "
According to Dr Charlie Teo , the Interphone study has drawbacks because it does not involve the kids and also does not involve the phone for business users , the two groups most at risk . " We need to design studies that are correct from the start by admitting that radiation , if it causes cancer , takes about 10 years before it causes cancer . " he says .
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Meanwhile , claims that cell phone radiation does not cause cancer discovered by UK researchers . This large study emphasizes that there is no convincing evidence linking cell phone use with cancer .
The scientists who conducted a review of the research have been published previously found that " there was no indication of any risk " to public health from exposure to radio waves from mobile phones . Research carried out by an organization in the UK called the independent advisory group on non - ionizing radiation ( AGNIR ) , under the auspices of the Health Protection Agency ( HPA ) .
Professor Anthony Swerdlow , chairman of AGNIR , said , " there is no convincing evidence that radiofrequency exposure causes health problems in adults or children . However to know the risks of using mobile phones more than 15 years is still unknown , since we have little information or even none at all . "
Anthony said the lack of information about the risks of cell phone radiation exposure beyond 15 years because most people do not use the phone until the late 1990s . Researchers also said there was no evidence that exposure caused brain tumors , other types of cancer , or harm fertility or cardiovascular health .
" Monitoring should continue because little information is known about the long-term effects , " Anthony added .
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