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Radiations from Mobile Phones and Towers: Nothing to Worry or Much to Worry?
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"People will become increasingly conscious of health hazards of radiation. That will be a challenge far more serious than technology and market the telecom industry would have to face," emphasized Professor David Souter in the core class of Communications Environment, Technology and Market Interactions in the year 2004 when I was in Glasgow, Scotland as a Chevening Scholar for my Master of Communication Management course from University of Strathclyde. The impact of radiation from mobile services and other wireless electronic devices on human health has been a topic of global interest and rese...
"People will become increasingly conscious of health hazards of radiation. That will be a challenge far more serious than technology and market the telecom industry would have to face," emphasized Professor David Souter in the core class of Communications Environment, Technology and Market Interactions in the year 2004 when I was in Glasgow, Scotland as a Chevening Scholar for my Master of Communication Management course from University of Strathclyde. The impact of radiation from mobile services and other wireless electronic devices on human health has been a topic of global interest and research, especially since mobile phone usage has surged worldwide since 2000. According to GSMA real-time intelligence data, there were over 12 billion mobile connections globally as of Oct 2024-exceeding the world population, estimated at 8.25 billion by UN digital analysts. This higher number of connections is due to many users owning multiple devices or using dual SIMs, as well as connections integrated into other devices, such as cars.
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