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Perils of cellphones

According to a study, people who use cell-phones have more family tensions. One regular cellphone user called it an electronic handcuff. Use of cellphones while travelling could lead to accidents too.. Some studies have reported damage to the ears and brains for long-term users.

V. S. Venkatavaradan

Salem

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