Progress does not stand still, and now it is no longer necessary to stretch kilometers of wires around your house in order to connect the Internet to your personal computer.

The invention of wireless routers or routers has greatly eased life. However, everyone understands that these devices emit a certain radiation, due to which the connection to the Internet. A reasonable person in this situation will wonder - is not this radiation harmful to human health, especially when a modern person spends 3-4 hours a day in front of a computer.

As a result of several new studies conducted by scientists from different countries, it was found that the electromagnetic fields created by such devices, with prolonged exposure can cause serious health problems in our body. These include brain tumors, general physical exhaustion, problems with the cardiovascular system, and a higher risk of cancer, including leukemia. These results are preliminary in nature - scientists can not yet name the exact figures of how much a certain dose of radiation will be dangerous for our health, and where the time of exposure of wireless Internet devices is, after passing, which is at risk of developing these diseases.

The answers to all these and many other questions, scientists only have to get in new studies. Is it worth to give up wireless Internet and go back to the wires? Hard to say. In fact, the electromagnetic field creates almost every electronic device in our house - from the TV set to the toaster.

The dose of radiation was traditionally considered dangerous only in the case of a microwave oven, where the intensity of irradiation was quite high. It is interesting that scientists calculated that in the case of routers, the intensity of irradiation is approximately the same high, only if the microwave oven is only running for a few minutes, the router covers the entire house with its influence almost all day, well, or only for the period when the computer is running. So decide - do you want for most of the day to sit inside the microwave oven or not.

News. Gradusnik. En.