It was rainy days I drove my car… I saw my dear friend driving her motorcycle along the road. I saw her wearing riding boots. She never even noticed me. I asked to myself “where is she going”. I remember the last time we talked about her problem with her family and asked for advice. I don’t know if she’s okay now or not. May be I will visit her someday.

A cancer expert’s advice to restrict use of cell phones has revived the long-simmering debate over whether or not the handy gadgets raise the risk of brain cancer. You don’t need to throw your mobile under the bus, but there are precautions you can take if you’re concerned:

* Keep cell phones away from your head. Use a speakerphone, headset or remote antenna. Regular headphones may be safer than Bluetooth earpieces; however, regular headphones may decrease the ability to hear outside sounds such as traffic or sirens.

* Use your cell only for short calls. Use your landline when you can.
Children should use cell phones only in emergencies because their brains are still developing, he wrote. It’s the first time such a warning has come from a major academic cancer research institution.

* Set limits on your kids’ use of cell phones.