I’d like to know if it is on the same side of his head that he uses for his cell phone. This danger is under publicized.
I worry about all these young kids growing up with cellphones.
Melanoma is a skin cancer that spreads if it is let go.
It has nothing to do with cell phones.
Interesting point about the cellphone.
The kids these days, tho’, spend more time text-msg-ing one another more than actually talking I daresay.
My employer requires that I leave my cell in the car, so I don’t even have the hazard of carrying it on my person most of the time.
I try to remember to leave it in my purse when I’m not out in public rather than having it in my pocket.
When I’m at home it’s on my kitchen counter unless I have forgotten it in the car.
It seems like a lot of people keep them glued to their heads having endless conversations. Who are they talking to? What are they discussing? Do they really have that much to say that’s actually important, or are they just addicted to shutting out the rest of the world and chatting with their special someone all of their waking moments (even while driving == !)?