Frequent Mobile Phone Usage May Cause Mouth Cancer

A recent Israeli study has revealed that frequent use of cell phones for long time-periods may give rise to mouth cancer.The results shown by previous studies, conducted in regard to mobile phone usage and its hazardous effects, were inconsistent. At the same time as a few scientists told that they had discovered a relation between cancer and excess mobile phone usage but some researchers had disapproved the claim.With a control group of 1,266 people, scientists judged against the lifestyle of 402 people with benign mouth tumors and 56 having malignant ones. The researchers viewed the lifestyles of 402 people having benignant mouth tumors and 56 with malevolent ones. They were compared with a control group of 1,266 people.In the new study, scientists looked at the lifestyles of 402 people with benign mouth tumors and 56 with malignant ones. They were compared to a control group of 1,266 people.The study discovered that using mobile phones frequently for five years may increase the chances of getting mouth tumor by about 50 percent as compared with people who had never used the mobile phone.The scientists said that the majority of people who used mobile phones were more expected to get parotid gland tumors.The parotid is largest salivary glands located in front of the ear. Lasting mobile phone users have a tendency to grow tumors on the similar side of the head as the phone was normally held, they said.People who used mobile phones in rustic regions were found to be at greater risk although the cause of the heightened risk was not established.