Phone Radiation
non-ionizing radio-frequency

DNA damage & gene response

genetic mutations

Effect on the Cognitive Function

Reaction times

accuracy of the response

Experiment: testing the RF-Radiation effect on the cognitive function

tasks

spatial compatibility

verbal item recognition

spatial item recognition

Effect on sleep & sleep pattern

sleep deprivation

depression

heath problems

mood disturbances

reduced immunity

insomnia

Cancer

Thermal effect: Heating the tissue

Through gettin its molecules excited

Tumor in the skull

affects the nerve cells connecting the inner ear with structures inside the brain

benign Schwann cell tumors called "acoustic neuromas"

RF radiation: makes lab rats uniquely prone to a rare tumor called a schwannoma which affects a neuron called Schwann cell

Types of Radiation

Long Waves (LW): frequencies lower than 300 kHz

Very High Frequency (VHF) for radio broadcasting - range: 30-88 MHz

WiFi and Bluetooth data communication– frequency ranges: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and others.

Cellular communication networks, analog and digital mobile phones, and marine and aerospace radar.

Wireless household telephones and microwave ovens – frequency ranges: 5.8 GHz, 2.4 GHz, 800-900 MHz.

Short Waves (SW) – range of frequencies: 1.7 – 30 MHz