Abstract

Abstract Overview

The rise of wireless communication has notably transformed societal connections but has simultaneously sparked environmental and health concerns. There is a broad engagement with mobile technologies which, despite driving economic growth, allegedly poses risks due to electromagnetic radiation from various sources like mobile phones, radio stations, and high-voltage lines.

Key Findings

• Several health scares linked to electromagnetic radiation, including potential cancer risks, have been observed in humans, alongside adverse effects reported in animals and birds.
• The review focuses on a compilation of both in vitro and in vivo studies that enlighten the potential cancerous effects linked to such radiation exposures.

Conclusion

Despite some epidemiological studies suggesting a weak association between radiation from mobile phones and cancer, consistent patterns or conclusive proof remain elusive. Nevertheless, some evidences urge caution in mobile phone usage, hinting at potential health risks. Concern about the impact on children is notably limited but still significant in understanding overall impacts. This calls for comprehensive, future research and a prudent approach towards mobile device usage, considering health safety parameters more seriously.