Modern life is increasingly surrounded by devices that communicate wirelessly almost without interruption. Smartphones sit beside our beds, Wi-Fi routers remain active around the clock, Bluetooth earbuds transmit close to the head, smart meters send radio-frequency signals from outside homes, and smartwatches can remain in contact with the body throughout the day.
Unlike an obvious environmental hazard, wireless radiation is largely invisible, silent and difficult to perceive. A person can spend an entire day surrounded by transmitting devices without ever noticing them. That made the question of cumulative exposure particularly compelling – and particularly difficult to ignore....<<<Read More>>>...
