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... Introduction Our nation's favorite form of communication depends on radio-frequency radiation-producing wireless antennas. The popularity of this technology is obvious to the end-user with the abundance of smart phones, laptops, tablets and other devices in use today. However, what...

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... Introduction Our nation&s favorite form of communication depends on radio-frequency radiation-producing wireless antennas. The popularity of this technology is obvious to the end-user with the abundance of smart phones, laptops, tablets and other devices in use today. However, what...

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... as a potential concern. As of today, there has been no proof that computer use causes any type of eye health hazard. The electromagnetic radiation that comes from a CRT computer monitor is well below all international standards and recommendations. There is more of a concern for this radiation that is emanated...