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HEALTH MAY BE CONCERN WHEN GIVING KIDS CELL PHONES

Parents should think twice before giving in to a middle-schooler's demands for a cell phone, some scientists say, because potential long-term health risks remain unclear.
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I think these are the two key sentences in the whole article.

All of this is speculation. There are busybodies out there who want to tell everyone else what to do, based on speculation.

This is also a severe example of shoddy work. Researchers aren't supposed to be speculating, but researching. So, either the article is poorly written, and the "Researchers" Aren't researchers, but rather philosophers, or the researchers are not doing their jobs because they are speculating, trying to create information without data to support it.

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73% of teens have access to a smartphone

Only 12% of the teens told Pew they didn't have a cellphone of any type. Ref. Source 5

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Look at the photo in the above article. The teens all grouped together and instead of talking to one another their heads are in the phones. How pathetic, they will grow up with abysmal social skills.