@N30F3N1X said:
@achilles614 said:
That goes against what the folks in my school's microwave engineering lab say and just a quick look on google scholar shows recent journal articles stating otherwise. Are you sure about that?
Microwaves don't penetrate the skin. The most an intense microwave field can do to you is cook your skin, which is what happens in ovens. Telecommunications don't need that kind of power and their effect is absolutely negligible in any thermodynamical analysis.
Ok, what is your take on this http://nopr.niscair.res.in/bitstream/123456789/16123/1/IJEB%2051%283%29%20187-200.pdf
"The effects of EMFs emitted by mobile phones on the central nervous system (CNS) have become a particular focus of concern owing to the fact that mostly mobile phones are kept near head during talking mode and are in close proximity to the brain [12-14]. During these operations, the antenna of a cellular phone emits radio frequency electromagnetic fields that can penetrate 4-6 cm deep into the human brain [15,16]. Due to penetration of radiations, hippocampus and pineal gland may be affected by the decrease in their protein kinase C and melatonin activity respectively [17]. Experimental data from Hardell group18,19 on health implications of long term mobile phone radiation exposure to brain resulting in tumor formation is more likely to occur on the side of the head that the cell handset is used."
or this http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=645813
While these may not be absolute proof one way or another, it's clear that the jury is still out on the subject.
Also, no offense meant by this. But a bachelor's in physics and an in-progress masters doesn't real give you grounds to act as an authority on the bio effects of EM waves (which is seems like you are trying to do based on your comments to @doozie78 .) Posting actual references/sources to your claims would be much more helpful for a discussion on the topic.
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