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it could be. it could be bad for your brain in emotional and social health, as if you seclude yourself and become a cellphone addict, you can get depressed. otherwise i dont think so. its not GOOD for your brain health, but i dont think its necessarily BAD
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How is driving and talking on the cell phone bad for your health?
It can be bad for several people's health if you crash into them because you are distracted by using a cell phone. In the UK it is totally forbidden to use a mobile phone 9cell phone in any way, talking or texting, while you are driving, with heavy fines if you do.
Where did talking too much on a cell phone cause brain cancer originate from?
study shows that talking too much using a phone can cause some bad effects but there is no study that telling that you can get brain cancer Sorry im bad in English XD
How do you fix a bad screen on your cell phone?
get a new phone
If cell phones are bad for your health why are they allowed and who is responsible?
They are not bad for your health, don't believe that b.s. (bad sources)
Why is salt bad for cells?
salt is bad for health because the cell shrinks when the salt goes into the cell
Is sprint cell a good phone service?
no its bad
Is d aspartic acid bad for your health?
Yes it is, it rots your brain.
What are the behaviors of people that have bad mental health?
People with bad mental health could not study well, sleep well, or have brain problems.
Does it matter what cell phone provider is used with a particular phone?
Not really. Sometimes yes because you might buy a cell phone with certain features which require a fast network. If you are under a contract with certain company that has bad service it might make your cell phone experience a bad one.
What is the percent of kids with a cell phone who have bad grades?
99.99%
What is so bad about cell phone charges?
They Cost money.,
Is using cell phones too much bad for your physical or mental health?
Using cell phones too much can have negative effects on both physical and mental health. Excessive use can lead to issues such as eye strain, neck pain, and poor posture. Mentally, it can contribute to increased stress, anxiety, and difficulty concentrating. Practicing healthy phone habits, such as limiting screen time and taking breaks, can help mitigate these effects.
