Electromagnetic wave of electric razor can cause cancer?

Some of the toothpaste, which began in mid-april, contains chemicals that may cause cancer, and in late June, it emerged that "electromagnetic waves generated by multiple electric razors may cause cancer". The electric shaver, which USES an ac motor and a socket, is used at a distance of three centimeters from the person's face, with an electromagnetic wave of up to 15, 000 mg, the report said. The battery shaver, depending on the product, is electromagnetic or strong, but emits electromagnetic waves. "It is well known that electromagnetic waves accelerate the reproduction of cancer cells."

All of these are seen in the public distribution of news media in China, and their sources are from "the latest research results of foreign researchers". The discoverer of "toothpaste carcinogenic" is an "assistant professor" at a U.S. college. "Electromagnetic cancer" is a new book published in Japan that describes a professor at a university in the United States.

Toothpaste and electric shaver, use more than ten million people. After the consumer learns such news, is it a letter, or does not believe? Yes or no?

At the same time, toothpaste, electric shaver manufacturers and sellers, what to do in the face of such reports? Is it to continue manufacturing or to stop selling? It can be said that if the news is widely spread, it is a fatal blow to the manufacturers and shops.

People's understanding of objective things is endless. With the rapid development of modern science and technology, including the discovery of new carcinogenic factor, deepening the understanding of human disease, and in today's age of the Internet, the spread of information diffusion has been breaking the boundaries of countries and regions, has become a human share the results. In the face of such reality, how should we deal with the challenge of "toothpaste, electromagnetic wave carcinogenesis"?

First, the mass media should have a correct attitude. In the face of fierce competition in the media market, the media want to catch "live fish" at the first time, and report the latest research results at home and abroad. The editors of the media, though well-informed, are by no means a universal doctor who knows nothing about them. But for toothpaste, electric razors such articles for daily use of hundreds of millions of people use everyday, and spread to the "cancer" class of life security, our media workers must have one thousand times higher than ordinary people the sense of responsibility, not only not hasty coverage of pseudoscience, and even though has certain scientific reason, but without the sufficient scientific argumentation and relevant authorities monitoring audit information, also cannot free reports, avoid to cause serious social consequences. This should be the news law that media workers must obey, and also the most basic journalism ethics.

Second, the country's industry and commerce, quality inspection, light industry and relevant administrative law enforcement supervision and regulation department to protect consumer rights institutions should also pay close attention to such news broadcast, organize relevant scientific research institutions to keep track of the so-called "cancer" daily necessities of life, to test review, and timely release of authoritative information to bian authenticity, straight on, avoid the serious negative effect.

Third, the release of major natural disasters such as earthquake, plague disaster can only by the earthquake, health administrative departments (and have level regulation) is responsible for, any other organization or individual has the right to step in, this is the prescribed by national laws. Such regulations effectively prevent the disordered publication of such disasters, and ultimately control the spread of the so-called disasters, which are actually inaccurate or erroneous. Certain kinds of daily necessities of life can cause cancer, although not as "terrorist" earthquake, plague, but they are also related to the life and health of hundreds of millions of consumers and many related manufacturer merchant's survival, absolutely cannot be taken for granted. But where the power to publish such messages is, and who is responsible for it, there seems to be no law in our country, which makes it difficult to stop the spread of such messages, which do not rule out pseudoscience. National authorities seized "toothpaste, electric razor carcinogenic" a class of problem reports, urge the relevant departments to formulate rules and regulations, legislation, fundamentally to prevent and curb the similar "XX" cancer without checking reports.