The guidelines, which come from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), do not make phone calls about health hazards. Instead, they pointed out in a very cautious way that several studies have shown that cell phone RF signals may be related to cancer, reduced sperm counts, poor memory and Insomnia related.
"Many scientists and public health agencies are convinced that RF signals can affect human health," notes the guidelines. "However, their study did not clearly point out the direct link between RF signals and these diseases."
CDPH's advice to reduce exposure to wireless signals is straightforward and similar to some previous public health recommendations, including not putting your phone in your inner pocket or in your brassiere, using your headset with a phone that uses less than your phone Wait.
At the same time, the proposal includes controlling children's cell phone use because of their thin skulls and incomplete brain development, some researchers also note that RF signal energy may cause headaches or hearing loss in children.
Actually, the guidelines of CDPH first came out in draft form in March last year. However, a doctor who increased the number of public health schools at Berkeley, Moskovitz, brought CDPH to court and claimed that they had the responsibility to conduct more Study and publish relevant formal requirements for the use of mobile phones.
For this official launch of the guidelines, Moscow Witz welcomed the move, which he thought was a big step forward as CDPH finally had the courage to stand on the opposite side of a strong industry.
Similar guidelines were released in Connecticut in 2015, but their efforts have finally vanished under the powerful lobbying of the wireless communications industry, noting that a similar situation has occurred quite a few days ago, Will assume FCC inference when the shield, saying that as long as not excessive use of mobile phones are safe nowadays, the lawsuit about the safety of mobile phones are still happening, I do not know both in the end to fight law to the end.