English, asked by asker553, 1 year ago

write an article on excessive use of mobile phone ​

Answers

Answered by agnaya2008
6

In today’s fast-moving and globalised world it is almost impossible to imagine our day-to-day life without mobile phones. It is one of the most successful inventions of the 20th century, which has become a convenient means of communication. Modern mobile phones perform many other functions as well; they can substitute for such devices as music players, cameras, and organizers. Most of them also provide Internet access and texting. According to the U.N. Telecom agency, there were almost 6 billion cell phone users in the world, with almost 86 gadgets for every 100 people. There is nothing strange in this fact, as modern people need phones in all spheres of their lives – professional and personal. However we do not notice how much we depend on cell phones and what effects their excessive use might bring. Therefore, it is important to pay closer attention to these negative effects and weigh the consequences versus the benefits they bring to our lives.

There are certain harmful health effects which might be caused by the immoderate use of cell phones. According to modern researches, the most menacing problem is the connection between cell phones and cancer. Even though the data remains controversial, most scientists agree that there is a certain threat from using cell phones too much. It is reported that people who talk on the phone for several hours a day are 50% more likely to develop brain cancer. The reason for this is the radio waves produced by mobile phones. It is calculated, that every minute of use the human brain receives about 220 electromagnetic impulses, which are not necessarily harmful, but which definitely affect the brain in cases of prolonged impact. Recent studies report two types of brain cancer may occur – glioma and acoustic neuroma. Apart from cancer risk, mobile phones influence our nervous system with these electromagnetic impulses.

PLEASE RATE <3


debanga67123: thanks
Similar questions