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Technology poses serious health risks that can even lead to death. Mobile phones emit radiation that has killed millions of birds and contains toxic chemicals that pollute the environment. Computers can cause neck, back, eye strain and carpal tunnel syndrome. WiFi routers emit electromagnetic fields linked to health issues. Medical technology causes over 400,000 medical mistakes annually and unnecessary treatments lead to over 100,000 deaths each year. Home electronics all emit electromagnetic fields that impact health, with high risk spots being air conditioners, microwaves, fluorescent lights and electric sockets. Technology is also negatively impacting youth by causing early dependence that replaces homework, family time and physical activity with excessive video game use.
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1) Mobiles use cellular networks and radio links to make calls, with a long history including early military and civilian use.
2) Mobile phones emit radiofrequency radiation when transmitting signals via antennas. This radiation is a form of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation.
3) Potential health effects of mobile radiation exposure include headaches, memory problems, cancer and other issues. Children are especially vulnerable given their developing bodies.
New communication technology dangers to health
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