Rural 5G Exposure Risk
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•Cellphone radiation warning as researchers reveal new risk factor
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Researchers tracked 5 G cell phone users' exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) across two cities and three rural communities.
Average exposure in rural areas was 29 milliwatts-per-square-meter ( mW /sq-m) when uploading videos.
That was nearly three -times the safety risk threshold recommended by the World Health Organization .
The average for rural test villages came to 0.17 mW /sq-m, while the average for Basel was 0.33mW/ sq-m and for Zurich 0.48mW-m.
'The highest levels were found in urban business areas and public transport,' said co-author Dr Martin Röösli , a professor of environmental epidemiology.
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