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I have a PhD in radiation biophysics. I’m not worried at all. Current research suggests that electromagnetic radiation from WiFi and other sources are nothing
by Odenwaelder 8y ago
I have a PhD in radiation biophysics. I’m not worried at all. Current research suggests that electromagnetic radiation from WiFi and other sources are nothing to be particularly concerned about, the measured effects on a cellular level are barely significant, if at all. Also, we don’t see a rise in brain or testicular cancers since cellphones emerged.
I’d be more concerned about environmental hazards such as fine dust in larger cities.
- tim44 8y agoDevil's advocate, how long have we been measuring cancer, cell phones for any conclusion? an instant? how young are the methods and data. How pervasive are things that we might measure wifi person vs non-wifi person objectively enough? Considering nothing counts for the wifi moment and all experiments and experiences flawed, how much data are you comfortable passing through your loved ones monthly? ;)