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1/7/2009
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I am dong some research on the use of cellular phones in restaurants. In
that connection I am interested in gathering observations and experiences
form those who have seen others using cell phones or have perhaps used them
them self in restaurants.
Thanks in advance.
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phones placed near the chest can cause pacemakers to recalibrate themselves
or stop and restart. The advisory group warns that new digital pocket
phones are of particular concern -- especially since their numbers are
likely to proliferate once personal communications services are widespread.
No such effects from the older analog cellular phones have been observed. A
spokesman for Medtronic, a pacemaker supplier, says the company is advising
patients with pacemakers to turn off their portable phones when the phone is
in a shirt pocket, to hold the phone 10 to 12 inches from the chest when
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