{"id":8173,"date":"2023-05-05T12:54:39","date_gmt":"2023-05-05T09:54:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/longer-mobile-phone-conversations-may-lead-to-rise-in-blood-pressure-levels-study\/"},"modified":"2023-05-23T17:37:23","modified_gmt":"2023-05-23T14:37:23","slug":"conversazioni-piu-lunghe-al-cellulare-possono-portare-ad-un-aumento-dei-livelli-di-pressione-sanguigna-nello-studio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/longer-mobile-phone-conversations-may-lead-to-rise-in-blood-pressure-levels-study\/","title":{"rendered":"Conversazioni telefoniche pi\u00f9 lunghe possono portare a un aumento dei livelli di pressione sanguigna: studio"},"content":{"rendered":"

Le lunghe conversazioni telefoniche possono probabilmente avere effetti negativi sulla tua salute, ha affermato un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

Se sei troppo una persona telefonica, potrebbe essere consigliabile ridurre la durata della conversazione poich\u00e9 lo studio ha rilevato che l'uso eccessivo del telefono pu\u00f2 aumentare il rischio di ipertensione di 12%.<\/p>\n

I risultati della ricerca, pubblicati sul Giornale europeo del cuore<\/a>\u2013Digital Health, ha suggerito che le persone che parlano per pi\u00f9 di 30 minuti o pi\u00f9 alla settimana sono pi\u00f9 suscettibili all'ipertensione rispetto a quelle che parlano al telefono per meno di 30 minuti.<\/p>\n

"\u00c8 il numero di minuti che le persone trascorrono a parlare al cellulare che conta per la salute del cuore, con pi\u00f9 minuti che significano un rischio maggiore", ha detto l'autore dello studio, il professor Xianhui Qin della Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, in Cina. Medico espresso<\/a>. \u201cAnni di utilizzo o l'utilizzo di una configurazione a mani libere non hanno avuto alcuna influenza sulla probabilit\u00e0 di sviluppare la pressione alta. Sono necessari ulteriori studi per confermare i risultati\u201d.<\/p>\n

C'erano 7,91 miliardi di utenti di telefoni cellulari in tutto il mondo, a partire dal 2021<\/a>, con persone che trascorrono in media pi\u00f9 di tre ore al giorno sui propri telefoni cellulari. Il numero di utenti \u00e8 destinato a crescere ogni anno che passa.<\/p>\n

Quasi 1,3 miliardi di adulti di et\u00e0 compresa tra 30 e 79 anni in tutto il mondo hanno la pressione alta, secondo il Stime dell'Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanit\u00e0<\/a>. L'ipertensione arteriosa \u00e8 uno dei principali fattori di rischio per eventi cardiaci e persino morti premature. Anche l'esposizione a breve termine a bassi livelli di energia a radiofrequenza emessa dai telefoni cellulari \u00e8 legata all'aumento dei livelli di pressione sanguigna.<\/p>\n

Attingendo ai dati della UK Biobank, lo studio ha esaminato un totale di 212.046 adulti di et\u00e0 compresa tra 37 e 73 anni senza ipertensione e le informazioni sull'uso di un telefono cellulare per effettuare e ricevere chiamate sono state raccolte attraverso una tecnologia all'avanguardia.<\/p>\n

Poi c'erano fattori come l'indice di massa corporea, la razza, la privazione, la storia familiare di ipertensione, l'istruzione, l'abitudine al fumo, la pressione sanguigna, i lipidi nel sangue e l'infiammazione, che sono stati tutti riconosciuti prima di giungere a una conclusione.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha concluso, dopo un follow-up mediano di 12 anni, che un telefono cellulare aumenta il rischio di sviluppare ipertensione di 7% rispetto ai non utilizzatori. Inoltre, le persone che conversano al telefono per pi\u00f9 di 30 minuti alla settimana hanno una probabilit\u00e0 maggiore di 12% di sviluppare la pressione alta rispetto a quelle che parlano per meno di 30 minuti, indipendentemente dal sesso.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, anche la genetica ha svolto un ruolo nell'alimentare il rischio. Gli individui con un alto rischio genetico e che trascorrono almeno 30 minuti alla settimana in telefonate hanno una probabilit\u00e0 maggiore di 33% di sviluppare la pressione alta rispetto a quelli con un basso rischio genetico che parlano al telefono per meno di 30 minuti alla settimana, lo studio disse.<\/p>\n

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Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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Le lunghe conversazioni telefoniche possono probabilmente avere effetti negativi sulla tua salute, ha affermato un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

Se sei troppo una persona telefonica, potrebbe essere consigliabile ridurre la durata della conversazione poich\u00e9 lo studio ha rilevato che l'uso eccessivo del telefono pu\u00f2 aumentare il rischio di ipertensione di 12%.<\/p>\n

I risultati della ricerca, pubblicati sul Giornale europeo del cuore<\/a>\u2013Digital Health, ha suggerito che le persone che parlano per pi\u00f9 di 30 minuti o pi\u00f9 alla settimana sono pi\u00f9 suscettibili all'ipertensione rispetto a quelle che parlano al telefono per meno di 30 minuti.<\/p>\n

"\u00c8 il numero di minuti che le persone trascorrono a parlare al cellulare che conta per la salute del cuore, con pi\u00f9 minuti che significano un rischio maggiore", ha detto l'autore dello studio, il professor Xianhui Qin della Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, in Cina. Medico espresso<\/a>. \u201cAnni di utilizzo o l'utilizzo di una configurazione a mani libere non hanno avuto alcuna influenza sulla probabilit\u00e0 di sviluppare la pressione alta. Sono necessari ulteriori studi per confermare i risultati\u201d.<\/p>\n

C'erano 7,91 miliardi di utenti di telefoni cellulari in tutto il mondo, a partire dal 2021<\/a>, con persone che trascorrono in media pi\u00f9 di tre ore al giorno sui propri telefoni cellulari. Il numero di utenti \u00e8 destinato a crescere ogni anno che passa.<\/p>\n

Quasi 1,3 miliardi di adulti di et\u00e0 compresa tra 30 e 79 anni in tutto il mondo hanno la pressione alta, secondo il Stime dell'Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanit\u00e0<\/a>. L'ipertensione arteriosa \u00e8 uno dei principali fattori di rischio per eventi cardiaci e persino morti premature. Anche l'esposizione a breve termine a bassi livelli di energia a radiofrequenza emessa dai telefoni cellulari \u00e8 legata all'aumento dei livelli di pressione sanguigna.<\/p>\n

Attingendo ai dati della UK Biobank, lo studio ha esaminato un totale di 212.046 adulti di et\u00e0 compresa tra 37 e 73 anni senza ipertensione e le informazioni sull'uso di un telefono cellulare per effettuare e ricevere chiamate sono state raccolte attraverso una tecnologia all'avanguardia.<\/p>\n

Poi c'erano fattori come l'indice di massa corporea, la razza, la privazione, la storia familiare di ipertensione, l'istruzione, l'abitudine al fumo, la pressione sanguigna, i lipidi nel sangue e l'infiammazione, che sono stati tutti riconosciuti prima di giungere a una conclusione.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha concluso, dopo un follow-up mediano di 12 anni, che un telefono cellulare aumenta il rischio di sviluppare ipertensione di 7% rispetto ai non utilizzatori. Inoltre, le persone che conversano al telefono per pi\u00f9 di 30 minuti alla settimana hanno una probabilit\u00e0 maggiore di 12% di sviluppare la pressione alta rispetto a quelle che parlano per meno di 30 minuti, indipendentemente dal sesso.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, anche la genetica ha svolto un ruolo nell'alimentare il rischio. Gli individui con un alto rischio genetico e che trascorrono almeno 30 minuti alla settimana in telefonate hanno una probabilit\u00e0 maggiore di 33% di sviluppare la pressione alta rispetto a quelli con un basso rischio genetico che parlano al telefono per meno di 30 minuti alla settimana, lo studio disse.<\/p>\n

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