Radiation and Physical Exposures

Wireless router and smartphone on a dark table
Electric and magnetic fields from wiring, phones and wireless devices, and ultraviolet light from the sun, are covered here
Infographic: radiofrequency fields and ultraviolet light
The International Agency for Research on Cancer rates radiofrequency fields possibly carcinogenic; ultraviolet radiation damages skin cells directly
3D illustration of ultraviolet rays damaging skin cell DNA
Ultraviolet light damages the DNA in skin cells

The Topics (2)

📱

EMF Exposure

Electric and magnetic fields from wiring, phones and Wi-Fi; International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) rates radiofrequency fields possibly carcinogenic, and research findings remain mixed.

Read the deep dive →
☀️

Ultraviolet Radiation

Sunlight's ultraviolet rays, an International Agency for Research on Cancer Group 1 skin carcinogen that the body also needs for vitamin D, weighed as both risk and benefit.

Read the deep dive →

Exposures that are not chemical at all. Ultraviolet light is a confirmed carcinogen with a dose the reader controls; the electromagnetic-field evidence is much weaker than its reputation, and that page says so.

Connections