Your Health: Wi-Fi Safety
calendar icon May 30th, 2011
Your Health: Wi-Fi Safety

There have been numerous studies on radiofrequency (RF) exposure and its impacts on human health, but to date there is no plausible evidence indicating current public exposure to wireless Internet (Wi-Fi) connections is causing adverse effects on health, say OAHPP environmental health experts. Dr. Ray Copes, director of Environmental and Occupational Health at OAHPP, and Dr. Lawrence Loh, a community medicine resident with OAHHP, have completed a scientific review of Wi-Fi technology and health outcomes. Read more…

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