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What is electromagnetic radiation?
Cell phones emit radio waves, a form of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation.
These waves are in the lower part of the electromagnetic spectrum, with frequencies ranging from 450 to 2700 MHz1.
Known biological effects
The primary biological effect of radio waves is tissue heating. This is the principle used by microwave ovens. However, exposure levels from mobile phones are well below those required to produce significant heating.
What do scientific studies say?
Despite decades of research, no adverse health effects have been confirmed as resulting from long-term exposure to low-level electromagnetic fields. However, some studies have suggested possible links to health problems, which warrants continued research.
WHO classification
In 2011, the World Health Organization classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" (Group 2B), based on an increased risk of glioma, a type of brain cancer.
Recommended precautions
Although the evidence of harm is limited, it is prudent to take some simple precautions:
- Use a silver-shielded anti-radiation case to reduce radiation by 90%.
- Use text messages over voice calls.
- Avoid using your phone in areas with weak reception, where it emits more strongly.
What are the long-term effects of exposure
to electromagnetic fields emitted by cell phones?
Answer
While research on the long-term effects of exposure to cell phone electromagnetic fields is still ongoing, here are some key takeaways: Potential Health Effects
Cancer Risk
The link between prolonged cell phone use and brain cancer risk remains a matter of debate. Some epidemiological studies suggest a possible increased risk of glioma in long-term, regular users, but the results are mixed and do not establish a clear cause-and-effect relationship.
Neurological Disorders
Research has examined potential effects on the brain and memory. Although the results are not conclusive, there are indications that prolonged exposure may impact short-term memory and cognition.
Reproductive Health
Some studies have shown that carrying a cell phone in a pocket may affect sperm quality in men and potentially impact fertility
What are the potential health risks associated with radio waves
emitted by mobile phones.
According to current research, several potential health risks related to radio waves emitted by mobile phones have been identified, although the evidence is not yet conclusive:
- Risk of cancer.
Some epidemiological studies suggest a possible increased risk of glioma (a type of brain cancer) in regular and long-term users of mobile phones. However, the results are mixed and do not clearly establish a cause-and-effect relationship. - Sleep Disorders Exposure to electromagnetic waves from smartphones, especially before bedtime, could disrupt sleep
- Effects on the brain and memory Some studies indicate that prolonged exposures may impact short-term memory and cognition, although the results are not conclusive.
- Hypersensitivity electromagnetic Some people report symptoms such as headaches or fatigue that they attribute to exposure to waves, although the causal link has not been scientifically established.
What are the effects of electromagnetic waves on male fertility?
According to recent scientific studies, electromagnetic waves emitted by mobile phones and other electronic devices appear to have several potential effects on male fertility:
- Decreased sperm quality.
- Reduced sperm count
- Decreased sperm motility (decreased by about 8%)
- Decreased sperm viability (reduced sperm lifespan by about 9%)
Altered sperm morphology.
Increased oxidative stress: Increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) that can damage cells.
Potential damage to sperm DNA
Possible reduced testosterone production: A study on rats showed that exposure of one hour per day on a cell phone for three months reduced testosterone levels in the blood.
Thermal effect:
The heat generated by electronic devices can increase the temperature of the testicles, which is harmful to sperm production.
It is important to note that these effects appear to depend on several factors:
- The duration of exposure to the waves
- The proximity of the emission source
- The power of the waves emitted.
Although these results are concerning, the researchers emphasize that more large-scale studies are needed to confirm these effects and fully understand the mechanisms involved.
In the meantime, it is recommended to take certain precautions, such as avoiding keeping your phone in your pants pocket and limiting exposure to devices that emit electromagnetic waves.
Sources and articles to read: ONERA , europa.eu, britannica , niehs, sciencedirect.
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