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Public Health Hazard: Study Confirms Very High Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure From Mobile Phone Base Station Antennas

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Poor Infrastructure Design Increases Exposure to Radiofrequency Microwave Radiation (RF/MWR)

 

Very high radiofrequency radiation at Skeppsbron in Stockholm, Sweden from mobile phone base station antennas positioned close to pedestrians’ heads

15 May 2022 | Authors: TarmoKoppela MikkoAhonenb MichaelCarlbergc LennartHardellc |Environmental Research| Science Direct |

 

“This study concluded that mobile phone base station antennas at Skeppsbron, Stockholm are examples of poor radiofrequency infrastructure design which brings upon highly elevated exposure levels to popular seaside promenade and a busy traffic street.”

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