Abstract

Overview

Mobile technologies, indispensable in daily activities such as communication, entertainment, commerce, and education, pose health risks due to continuous exposure to electromagnetic fields.

Findings

• The advancement in mobile technologies and the increase in electromagnetic frequency range intensify the health risk concerns.
• A comprehensive data-driven approach, integrating various research tools like thermal imaging and electroencephalograms, is proposed to scrutinize this issue in-depth.
• The application of statistical and mathematical methods allows for effective analysis of diverse data sources to understand the effects of electromagnetic radiation from mobile devices.
• Results reveal that electromagnetic emissions impact brain signal frequencies, potentially increasing health dangers.

Conclusion

A novel data-science model demonstrated potential health risks by showing modified brain signal patterns due to electromagnetic radiation from mobile devices. Further research will handle data complexity and compare with modern methodologies, enhancing our understanding and potentially mitigating related health risks.