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<![CDATA[ Evidence still fuzzy on cell phones<br><br>cancer researcher's warning drew wide attention, more evidence is emerging that longterm cell phone use is associated with cancer, but there's still not a definitive explanation or proof of cause and effect.<br><br>Last summer, Dr. Ronald Herberman, then director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, issued a warning to about 3,000 faculty and staff, listing steps to avoid harmful electromagnetic radiation from cell phones. This included keeping the phone away from the body as much as possible and not allowing children to use cell phones except in emergencies.<br><br>"Since I put out that precautionary advisory in July of last year, I believe there is more indication for concern, particularly among children," he recently said.<br><br>A muchanticipated but unreleased report from the World Health Organization on a decadelong investigation called Interphone will show a "significantly increased risk" of some brain tumors "related to use of mobile phones for a period of 10 years or more," the London Daily Telegraph reported in late October. The study will be published before the end of the year, the newspaper said.<br><br>Supporting that conclusion, a recent study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology that looked at 23 casecontrol studies found that the research with the more scientifically rigorous methodologies suggested cell phones and tumors are linked. The eight strongest studies made sure the investigators did not know which participants had tumors when they conducted the interviews about cell phone use, and they did not receive funding from industry groups.<br><br>Studies that looked at people who had used cell phones 10 years or longer tended to find the strongest risk of tumors. Researchers found that cell phone users had a 10 percent to 30 percent higher risk than people who barely, if ever, used this technology.<br><br>A telling feature of the findings in the stronger studies was that the [b][url=http://www.cellphonecasesale.com/iphone-6-cases-c-125/]cheap iPhone 6 cases[/url][/b] side of the head against which people held their cell phones was highly correlated with the location of tumors, said Joel Moskowitz, director of the Center for Family and Community Health at the University of California, Berkeley.<br><br>Skeptics criticize this as "recall bias." People may be more likely to think about using a cell phone on the same side of the head as the tumor because they're asked about it in that context.<br><br>Moskowitz said he was surprised to see that a subgroup of studies found this increased risk of tumors.<br><br>The poorerquality studies actually found that cell phones had a protective quality that the phones helped stave off tumors but could not offer an explanation for why, he said. Many of these weaker studies were also funded by telecommunications industry groups, he said.<br><br>Interphone, for example, receives some funding from the GSM Association, which represents the worldwide mobile communications industry, and the Mobile Manufacturers Forum, an international association of telecommunications equipment manufacturers.<br><br>Research that has been released by Interphone has major flaws, Moskowitz said. Some shortcomings include poor participation in the control group and a definition of "regular cell phone use" that included people who use their phones once a week for six months.<br><br>But the scope of the project is significant: Nearly 13,000 people were questioned between 2000 and 2004 in 13 countries about their cellular phone use, looking for a link to brain cancers and salivary gland tumors.<br><br>A major problem with the existing research on the possible link between cell phones and cancer is that the studies are retrospective. That means researchers compare the cell phone use of people who have cancer against that of people who don't have the condition. People who have tumors may be more inclined to exaggerate or misremember information about their cell phone usage.<br><br>A stronger approach would be to follow young people who are just starting out with cell phones for a generation, asking them about their cell phone use over time and seeing what portion gets cancer, said Dr. William Curry, neurosurgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital.<br><br>Moreover, seven of the eight "strongest" studies in Moskowitz's group's analysis came from the same researcher: oncologist Dr. Lennart Hardell in Sweden. Critics say there could be other factors that make Sweden different in terms of cancer susceptibility and cell phone use. The causal link has not been proved.<br><br>Although the study is a thorough metaanalysis, it's not the final word on the issue, Curry said.<br><br>"I don't think this study would change how I counsel my patients," he said. "There's not enough data to say that you should be worried."<br><br>Dr. Marc Chamberlain, neurooncologist at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, isn't worried either. He said the evidence doesn't support changing cell phone habits and tells patients who ask about the subject that there's no credible link.<br><br>Oncologists who are skeptical of the cancer connection argue that no one can explain the mechanism by which cell phones would induce tumors.<br><br>But Moskowitz counters [b][url=http://www.cellphonecasesale.com/iphone-6-cases-c-125/]iPhone 6 cases[/url][/b] that the tobacco industry used this reasoning for many years as evidence built that cigarettes had a link to lung cancer.<br><br>Still, even Herberman agrees with skeptics that the electromagnetic radiation given off by cell phones is too weak to cause direct [b][url=http://www.cellphonecasesale.com/iphone-6-plus-cases-c-39/]iPhone 6 plus cases[/url][/b] DNA damage. 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<![CDATA[ How to get more likes to your Facebook status<br><br>For a well adjusted adult, this shouldn't matter, but of course, there is this kid in all of us that just keeps wondering, "why not me!" We all crave for attention, even in cyberspace, and having people like "What's up" in your life can be a nice affirmation that people pay attention to you.<br><br>Okay then, what's the secret? There are two actually, and they go hand in hand. The first is the concept of momentum, and the second is having a really close group of people that are air jordan future closely related to you either by interest, or by blood<br><br>I'd hate to say it, but people are like sheep. We go we're others go, and in Facebook, we like what others like. Someone is more likely to "like" your random quote or video link if there are already a couple of people that liked it before them, creating a forward momentum. Case in point, we always see that one post in our news feed that is really clever, or genuinely funny, http://www.airjordanmvp.com/ but there is a natural reluctance for us to press "like" if nobody else have liked it before, because we fear that it might be "uncool" or "wrong" to be favorable of whatever that is. Another reason why momentum is so important is because when only one person likes a status, the attention of the poster will be focused on the lone liker, creating a sea of awkwardness if the two are not all that close.<br><br>Then to create the momentum who likes first? I've spotted a very interesting trend in the popular posts that I, or any of my other friends have posted, usually the first people to like a status of a particular person are almost always the same group of people, then after the first few or so, random nfl hats for sale people I've never heard of start liking it, creating momentum. The first likers are almost always the closest friends or family members of the particular person. The secret is having a close and healthy relationship with this inner circle who will like your post almost every time. The best inner circle to have is the ones that are related by blood, I have noticed that the most popular posts on my FB feed are by my friends who have seemed to added their entire family tree to their profile, and I can see that more than half of their likes are from their own kin, and because of the momentum created, other people are joining in the likefest.<br><br>Of course if you post something completely out of the blue and unrelatable all bets are off, your jacked up bodybuilding athlete friend will never like your post about how kawaii that underaged anime character is, never in a million years. And your female friends will most likely never like if you say how many rebounds Lebron James had in his Air Jordan 11 72-10 For Sale last outing. Therefore, it is important to have an inner circle that shares the same interests with you, besides, isn't that the very foundation of a healthy friendship?<br><br>If you would like to read on about my articles regarding Facebook, you can check out my air jordan xx9 for sale other article regarding how Facebook can cause depression and isolation: How Facebook Can Cause Depression<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nike-free-run-c-212/Nike Free Run<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nike-free-run-c-212/Nike Free Run Shoes<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nike-free-30-v4-mens-c-212_213/Cheap Nike Free Run 3.0 Mens<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nike-free-run-3-mens-c-212_220/Cheap Nike Free Run 3 Men Shoes<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nba-hats-c-159/cheap nba hats for sale<br>http://www.airjordanmvp.com/nike-free-run-c-212/
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