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    Ann Louise Gittleman 's.

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    People are not going to go without technology,” Gittleman says.

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    Here, 10 tips from Gittleman and Jandial to minimize exposure to radiation from your cell phone:.

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    In any case, both Jandial and Gittleman say that you should view all research on the subject cautiously.

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    Putting a phone up to your ear is“almost like using a mini microwave oven on your brain,” Gittleman says.

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    Gittleman says that there's some research that indicates cordless phones may be emit even more radiation than cell phones.

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    Your phone has to work a lot harder to get signal out through the metal, so it emits stronger electromagnetic radiation, Gittleman explains.

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    Gittleman suggests using an air tube headset, which is less conductive of radio frequency than regular wired headsets and also keeps the phone further away from your head.

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    The majority of the evidence we have now says that cell phones are not a risk- but just 60 years ago, Gittleman points out, people believed that cigarettes were safe too.

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    Gittleman, a former“cell phone junkie” who changed her habits after she developed a benign tumor in her parotid(salivary) gland, acknowledges the impressive size of the Danish study, but says what we really need is long-term data about the biological effects of chronic and cumulative radiation, particularly as this new generation of cell phone-exposed children and teens transitions into adulthood.

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