A shocking new study has raised an urgent alarm regarding prolonged smartphone usage.

The findings, published following tests on rodents, revealed that just 30 days of exposure to radiation from mobile phones caused widespread neuron death.

The scale of this damage was not only significant but also clearly visible under a microscope.

The neural damage was specifically concentrated in brain regions directly linked to hearing and auditory processing functions.

This discovery raises immediate and critical concerns about the potential for long-term auditory health decline and neurological function impairment resulting from years of continuous mobile device use.

While this research was conducted on rats, the speed and magnitude of the neuron damage observed within just one month serve as a major warning sign for human health.

Health experts are now urgently calling for accelerated research to determine if a similar mechanism of harm is occurring in humans.

The emergence of this evidence necessitates a re-evaluation of current safety standards. This finding compels users to reconsider their long-standing phone habits.