Beware of radiation risk of base station

The radiation of mobile phone base station can cause 7000 cancer deaths? Research in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, found a direct link between cancer deaths and cell phone networks In Meijing City, about 80% of some types of cancer patients live more than 500 meters away from the nearest base station, and some of these cancers are related to the exposure to electromagnetic field; for mobile phone users and non mobile phone users, this news is very worrying, because the existence of the base station, even people who avoid using mobile phones will be affected by the radiation of mobile phones Brazil's research is not a special case As early as the 1970s, the relationship between the radiation of mobile phone base station and cancer incidence was easy to be studied in many cities around the world All the research results have similar findings: too close to the base station will increase the risk of cancer, which is possible from twice to 121 times depending on the type of cancer "Electromagnetic waves are very dangerous for human health," said Dr adilza condessa Dode, one of the Brazilian researchers "The closer you live to the base station, the more you are exposed to electromagnetic fields." A growing number of organizations and studies support the argument, including the International Association for cancer research (IARC), that radiation from mobile phone base stations, including radio frequencies, can cause cancer The radio frequency emitted by the base station has been pointed out by thousands of studies that will lead to biological damage to the body; in addition to cancer, electromagnetic wave and mobile phone base station may also lead to genetic variation, memory splitting, learning disabilities, insomnia, hyperactivity, brain diseases, hormone imbalance, infertility, dementia, heart disease and other diseases, which are currently lack of effective laws and regulations Under the proper distance between the base station and the house, people can only pay more attention to it.