Family in Crisis-Technology Gone Wrong
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The document discusses how technology such as television, the internet, and mobile phones can negatively impact families and put them in crisis in three main ways: 1) Exposure to electromagnetic radiation from cell phones has been linked to health issues like cancer and sleep problems. 2) The internet poses risks like cyberbullying, identity theft, and internet addiction that can decrease human interaction. 3) Television can distract from positive family time and influence children to emulate risky behaviors they see on screen, potentially leading to issues like obesity from inactivity.
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Cell Phones
Cell phone is a brilliant innovation of the 20th century having solved a lot of the problems that are faced by the human being on their day to day life. Distances have been reduced to phone calls. However, research has shown that cell phones are carcinogenic to people. Use of the cell phones is associated with the increase instances of cancers especially the brain tumor (Lin, 2009). Currently, people in the world believe that communication has been made easier; apparently, cell phones are dangerous to their human health.
Background information on cell phones
Cell phones are emitters of the harmful radiofrequency energy which when its amount are too high and exposed to the human can lead to cancer. Radiofrequency energy emitted by a cell phone to a user is believed to damage the brain cells gradually. The damaged caused depended on the level of technology the phone has bee made. The distance that exists between the phone’s antenna and a given user determines the extent to which harm is caused.
Radiofrequency energy - Radiofrequency energy refers to a form of non-ionizing electromagnetic emission or radiation which tends to be absorbed by tissues near the emitter such as the phone. These forms of radiation can travel through a space or air leading to damage to the object it meets along the way.
Sources of Radiofrequency energy – there are many sources of radiation that exist in our surrounding. Such sources of radiations are cell phones, radios, television, radars, satellite stations and microwaves among others. In this case, the focus is given on the cell phone since it endangers the lives of many human beings.
Effects of radiation – Radiation emitted by the cell phones cause’s tissue damages, cancer and tissue damages. In addition, the ear exposure leads to the swelling of the eardrum leading to pain and even paralysis (Lin, 2009). The main focus is given to the brain tumor that is a very severe disease and difficult to cure due to its complexity and desire for expert's attention.
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The ultimate list of cell tower radiation reports
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ARE CELL PHONES DANGEROUS? 2
Are Cell Phones Dangerous?
Mammy Kamara
English 106
4/15/2016
Abstract
Cell phones have become a norm in the society today. In fact, many people are likely to be surprised if they meet a person who does not own a cell phone. Therefore, there is a higher chance that more than one in two people possess a cell phone, and this number is increasing as the days go by. The influence that these cell phones have on society has become huge. For instance, they have made several advances through modern technology, which has made it possible for people to be connected with friends and family.
Keywords: cell phones influence.
Introduction
Today, cell phones have become a major part of society. In fact, almost everyone owns a cell phone, and the chances of finding someone making a phone call or texting away on the high-tech devices are very high. Contrary to the belief that cell phones have catastrophic effects on people, this view is actually misleading. In as much as many people think that there is a connection between cell phone usage and some type of cancers, this view remains to be a perception rather than a fact. In addition, society has continued to reap some positive aspects with the use of cell phones since these values far much outweigh the negative issues (Nakaya, 2015). Ultimately, many social disasters have been averted with the use of cell phones. Therefore, this paper aims to show that cell phones are not dangerous as perceived by many people.
Quite a number of people think that cell phones have some adverse effects on their lives, which may not be true. In fact, the statements by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Food and Drug Administration, as well as point to peer-reviewed studies have concluded that cell phone usage is not associated with the increase of brain tumors or the inception of other health-related problems. These agencies and studies contend that no increase in brain tumor rates has been witnessed despite the fact that millions of people the world over are in possession of cell phones. A study, which was conducted on 358,403 Danish Citizens on Oct. 20, 2011-the largest study that has ever been conducted to date -, concluded that there was no association between the long-term usage of phones (10 years+) and tumors of the brain or the central nervous system (cellphones.procon.org/)
Cell phones have also shaped the society in a positive way. People always want to be connected to their family, friends, and colleagues. These little hand-held devices make it possible. With a cell phone, people have a way of communicating constantly. Aside from remote areas that cell phone industry has not reached, people can, from any part of the country, stay in contact with those who are important to them. It is also possible to conduct any business meeting with a client while driving to meet another (Ling, 2014). In fact, communication ...
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Children absorb more radiation from cellphones than adults, increasing their risk of brain cancer and other health issues. Studies show children absorb twice as much radiation in the brain and ten times more in bone marrow compared to adults. Government agencies in several countries have issued warnings about cellphone use in children or banned advertising targeted at children. Insurance companies now exclude coverage for injuries related to electromagnetic radiation from devices like cellphones, reflecting liability concerns about potential health effects.
How degital devices affect your health
Electronic devices we use every day, have not been around very long. For example, although the cell phone has grown over the past twenty years, it is only recently that they have become pervasive. Everyone now own one. As a result, it is only now that we are beginning to understand what the long-term health effects of low levels of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMF) emitted from these electronic devices.
The growing body of scientific research indicates that electronic emissions do have an effect on human biology. There are health risks linked to exposure, and we should expect more studies designed to improve our understanding.
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This document summarizes research on the effects of electronic media on children. It finds that children today are exposed to many hours of media per day, which can negatively impact their health and development in several ways. Excessive media exposure is linked to increased aggressive and violent behavior in children. It is also associated with poorer school performance, social isolation, attention issues, and increased risk of obesity. While some positive effects are possible, parents and professionals should aim to limit children's exposure to violent or bothersome content and encourage healthier activities instead of excessive media use.
RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIONS
The document discusses the health risks of radiofrequency (RF) radiation from cell phone use. It notes that nearly 5 billion people use mobile phones globally, which emit microwave radiation. Recent studies have found long-term heavy cell phone use can increase cancer risk. RF radiation has also been found to have ill effects on human health, animals, household devices, and food. The World Health Organization classifies cell phone radiation as possibly carcinogenic. Several health risks are outlined, including infertility, neurological problems, and tumors. Children and pregnant women are especially vulnerable given their developing bodies. The Supreme Court of India is now regulating cell phone radiation due to health concerns.
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Excess television watching contributes to childhood obesity in several ways: it reduces physical activity, increases consumption of unhealthy snacks during viewing, and disrupts sleep patterns. A study interviewed 10 students ages 10-18 and found that more TV time led to sedentary lifestyles, eating junk food while watching, and less sleep, all of which increase obesity risk. Research confirms a link between increased TV viewing and higher rates of childhood obesity. Parents must encourage healthy eating and physical activity to help prevent obesity in their children.
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Michael Klein argues that media censorship of explicit sexual content on radio and television is justified, but censorship of coarse language deserves reexamination. While the FCC regulates broadcast content, their methods for determining censorship are inefficient and in need of updating. Additionally, claims that media violence influences real-life violence are not backed by credible evidence. The author questions who has the right to determine what behaviors or morals are appropriate for public consumption.
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- 12. Mobile phone
- 13. We will demonstrate how a family can be in crisis with the inclusion of these amenities.
- 17. Cell phones emit radiofrequency energy (radio waves), a form of non-ionizing radiation. Tissues nearest to where the phone is held can absorb this energy.
- 20. Abnormal cell growth and damage to cellular DNA
- 22. Childhood and adult leukemia
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- 30. Get information on anything you wish at anytime
- 31. Work from home
- 33. Listen to radio online
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- 46. Porn Addiction- Grown with growth of Internet – which has caused a growth in marital distress- infidelity, decrease in marital intimacy, devaluation in monogamy, marriage and child http://www.heritage.org/research/testimony/pornographys-impact-on-marriage-amp-the-family
- 47. TELEVISION CAN BE AN UNWANTED DISTRACTION POSITIVE FAMILY TIME HEALTH GAURDING THE AVENUES OF THE MIND
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