India, June 28 -- Smartphones have become an indispensable part of daily life. Without them, routines can tumble like Jenga pieces, whether for reminders, calendars, work emails, or payments. Phones now feel like an extension of the body, given how important they have become. Most of the time, they also stay very close to the body, tucked into pant pockets, shirt pockets, simply held in the hand or sleeping with the phone next to the head.ALSO READ: Holding urine at work? Oncologist shares why this habit may seriously affect bladder health

But this also raises the doubt whether it increases cancer risk, as phones are already known to emit a certain type of radiation. So, what does this mean for your health? Addressing these doubts, Dr Am...