There is no doubt that radiation has negative effect on human body.
The extent of damage depends on many factors including a person's susceptibility.
I asked my doctor about it.
She said that everything in modern living has impact and it is individual decision about the trade off.
To minimise the effect, it is to be decided where to keep,the device on your body.
I used to keep my mobile phone in either the shirt pocket or front pocket in jeans.
To which my physician said "it depends on which part of your body is less important. In case of doubt, ask your wife".
Now I keep my phone in shirt pocket :-)
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On 28 Sep 2014, at 00:08, "david smith david.smith.14916@gmail.com [iPad]" <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I wonder whether the Watch, which, unlike the Phone, will be in prolonged contact with the body, will start to raise radiation worries. Add to that the apparent need for it to be always within range of the Phone, probably leading users to keep their phones nearby more than they otherwise might, and the worries could intensify.
Ever since pagers, these little radios have been part of our daily attire, but other than the rare news story about a law-enforcement person's developing a tumor near where she carries her radio, the media - at least, the popular media - have ignored the issue, creating or reinforcing the attitude that it's just one more unavoidable risk of daily living in the modern world.
Yeah, Jim, I know :o)
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