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electromagnetic radiation
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electromagnetic radiation

Transfer of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves.



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7) The bioeffects associated with exposure to RF radiation are thus mainly related to the thermogenic effects.
Is MRI as safe as we think? by Wahab, S.; Khan, R.A.; Ullah, E.; Wahab, A. / South African Journal of Radiology
EPA surveyed background RF radiation among 15 cities across the United States (Tell and Mantiply 1980).
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Studies have established that high levels of RF radiation cause adverse health effects, but no consensus has emerged on the effects of low-level exposure of the type cell phone users experience.
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