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Question by josh
Submitted on 12/20/2003
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is the waves that the cell phone tower produce harmful


Answer by Sean
Submitted on 8/4/2006
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No. Cell phones use radio waves no different than the radio waves which we are constantly exposed to from radio station towers. The electromagnetic energy produced by a radio wave is not intense like that of Gamma rays or X-Rays. More intense radio waves may possibly create tissue damage but intense waves aren't used by cell phones.

 

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