Abstract

Overview

WLAN (wireless local area network) technologies are pervasive in global communications, constantly exposing users to electromagnetic fields (EMFs).

Findings

Contradicting the ICNIRP safety guidelines which claim no bioeffects from low-energy EMFs, our study detected artificial signals in the nervous system specifically linked to WLAN exposure.

Conclusion

This observation suggests a potential health risk associated with electromagnetic field exposure from WLANs, indicating the necessity for further investigations and reconsiderations of current safety standards.