Under 12’s ‘Should Not Use Mobile Phones’
A Government health advisor says mobile phones should not be used by the children under the age of 12.
Professor Challis, the former head of the government-funded Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research programme (MTHR) warned that children might be more at risk of health problems from using mobiles than adults.
He told that children’s are more sensitive to excessive sunlight, they are more likely to get skin cancer than an adult exposed to the same amount. so they might at great risk.
Scientists were looking at whether using a mobile phone increases the risk of a range of health problems.
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