Electromagnetic fields: biological implications on various life forms

Author(s): Aman Preet Singh*, Ramneek Kaur

Abstract

The study of the biological effects associated with exposure to electromagnetic energy at radio-frequency/microwave frequencies is a mature scientific discipline. Exposure to electromagnetic fields has become an issue of concern for great many people and is an active area of biophysical research. It is clear that EMF is not going away from our lives as it has become an integral part. Therefore, it is necessary to give directions to the public, as well as companies involved in the area of EMF. This study confirms that artificial sources of anything are more dangerous than natural sources and opening the door for the acceptance of innovative and beneficial technologies. In the end this review is concluded with intense discussion to devise a strategy to overcome the health hazards posed by EMFs.

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