The radiation of mobile phones makes young people forgetful

High-frequency electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile phones would disrupt the memory of young people's images.

Researchers at the Swiss Institute of Tropical Health and Public Health (Swiss TPH) published a new study, the Impact of Cellular Radiation on a specific part of adolescent memory. More specifically, the radiation of the mobile phone could negatively affect the development of figurative memory .

Cellular radiation affects memory especially among right-wingers

For its study, the Swiss TPH has 700 adolescents between the 12th and looked for 17 years for a year. It was found that just right-handed people had a reduced performance of figurative memory

. The figurative memory is located in the right brain. "This suggests that the electromagnetic radiation absorbed by the brain is responsible for the observed relationships", Martin Röösli Head of the Environment and Health Unit of the Swiss TPH.

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According to the study, telephone, in which the mobile is held to the ear, should be responsible for the phenomenon, No effect has been observed when using applications or writing text messages. The head of the study Röösli points out that further research is needed to rule out other potential factors on reduced memory . "For example, the results of the study may have been influenced by puberty, which affects both mobile phone use and participant behavior and cognitive abilities."

The Swiss TPH study was developed in collaboration with the European project GeroNiMO carried out. The latter aims to improve knowledge of the relationship between radiofrequency electromagnetic fields and human health. The impact of the increased use of mobile phones on human health is a source of explosive news as well as studies on "What is the danger of mobile phone radiation?"

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