Health hazards in ICT or computer science come in many ways, thus the extensive or prolonged usage of a device in the industry. Most of those devices for example the monitor give a bad vision or eyestrain. Other devices such as Mobile, Mouse, the Keyboard, and others, have their own issues with usage.
Symptoms of Brain Tumors
There are many features and symptoms but below are the least that could be observed most in all humans:
**Seizures
**Abnormal headaches
**Mental or behavioural changes
**Nausea, thus, feeling sick all the time and or drowsines
**Improper visions and abnormal speech issues and many others.
A brain tumor, however, refers to the uncommon growth of certain cells in the brain known to be abnormal. Brain tumors can be cancerous (malignant) or not but very dangerous. They can occur in any part of the brain and can vary in size.
IT/Computer science does not lead to brain tumors as a health hazard.
There is no evidence to suggest that working in the IT/computer science field can cause brain tumors. In fact, a study published in the journal “Cancer Causes & Control” found that people who worked in IT/computer science had a lower risk of developing brain tumors than people who worked in other fields.
Meanwhile, people who worked in IT/computer science had a 10% lower risk of developing brain tumors than people who worked in other fields. However, it is observed that the risk of developing brain tumors was not associated with the amount of time spent working in IT/computer science devices.
Working in IT/computer science does not lead to brain tumors. However, it is important to note that this study was observational, which means that it cannot prove that working in IT/computer science does not cause brain tumors.
In the meantime, there is no need to worry about developing a brain tumor if you work in IT/computer science. The risk of developing a brain tumor is very low, and there is no evidence to suggest that working in IT/computer science increases this risk.
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