 
 <prompt> text: ```Answer di questions wey dey di end based on di tori.

"Mobile phones don kill our man," one headline shout last year. Dem talk say one study wey dem never publish talk say mobile phones dey cause memory loss. And one British newspaper carry di front page with picture wey suppose show how mobile phones dey heat di brain.

For anybody wey dey use mobile phone, dis na times wey dey cause worry. But if you talk to di scientists wey dey do di work wey dey make people dey fear, you go hear different tori.

Wetin we get, na some results wey dey suggest say di emission from mobile phones get different strange effects on living tissue wey dem no fit explain with general radiation biology. And na only when di questions wey come from dis experiments don get answer, na im we go fit talk for sure wetin mobile phones fit dey do to di brain.

One of di strange effects come from di now famous "memory loss" study. Alan Preece and im colleagues for di University of Bristol put one device wey imitate di microwave emission of mobile phones for di left ear of volunteers. Di volunteers dey good for remembering words and pictures wey dem show dem for computer screen. Preece talk say e never fit talk about di effects of using mobile phone for many years. But e rule out di suggestion say mobile phones get immediate effect on our cognitive abilities. "I dey sure say e no get effect on short-term memory," e talk.

Another expert, Tattersall, talk say im latest findings don remove fears about memory loss. One result, for example, suggest say nerve cell synapses wey dey exposed to microwaves dey become more----instead of less----receptive to changes wey dey linked to memory formation.

E go make sense well well if microwaves turn out to dey good for person. E sound like say e no dey normal, but some years ago one team wey William Adey dey lead for Veterans Affairs Medical Center for California, find say mice wey dem expose to microwaves for two hours everyday dey less likely to develop brain tumours when dem give dem cancer-causing chemical.

So we suppose forget about mobile phone radiation wey fit cause brain tumours and scatter our minds?

"If e no dey cause cancer for animals and cells, then e probably no go cause cancer for humans," William talk. And while dem never get evidence say mobile phone dey spoil your memory or give you cancer, di advice na: No dey panic.

1. Wetin be di common tool wey dis article dey talk about?
2. E be about how high roaming prices dey?
3. So wetin e be about?
4. Dem dey make head dey hot or cold?
5. Who do one experiment to see if dem dey make person remember bad?
6. E come reach conclusion about immediate use?
7. Wetin e be?
8. Dem suggest say e fit help prevent forgetfulnes?
9. Who?
10. Wetin happen to rodents wey dem test?
11. Who test dem?
12. Where?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Mobile phones
2. no
3. mobile phones dey cause memory loss
4. hot
5. Alan Preece
6. yes
7. e no get effect for short-term memory
8. yes
9. Tatterasll
10. mice wey dey exposed to microwave for two hours everyday no too dey get brain tumours when dem give dem cancer-causing chemical
11. William Adey
12. the Veterans Affairs Medical Center for California``` 