Are Cell Phones Responsible for the Cause Acoustic Neuroma?
There has been considerable debate over the subject of radio-frequency responsible for the cause of acoustic neuroma. Whether radio frequency emitted from cell phones can cause damage to the human brain is a big question confronting the experts in the medical field. The occurrence of acoustic neuroma amongst tinnitus patients is around one in every thousand individuals. MRI is usually conducted to figure out this possibility. Hearing loss is the most common symptom associated with tinnitus. Acoustic neuromas grow slowly, but can spread enough to cause pressure on the brain to endanger one’s health. A study performed on rats in the year 2003 discovered an astonishing fact that the microwave radiation emitted from cell phones can actually cause acoustic neuroma. The rats were subject to radiation sound for nearly two hours on daily basis, and these rats displayed drastic leakage in the blood vessel signifying that the damage was apparent. One such horrifying incident came into the limeli
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