Paul Saladino· MD
RF-EMF is nonionizing, but I'm not convinced this means it's benign
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Direct evidence is thin. The claim is plausible and aligns with adjacent findings, but there isn't yet a body of high-quality work that would let us call it well-supported on its own terms.
RF-EMF is nonionizing, but I'm not convinced this means it's benign
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I hope it's benign but remain far from convinced.
Genuinely curious what the community thinks here. We def need more research on RF EMF, but I believe to say they are benign is premature.
We've never been exposed to levels like we are today, that's cause for consideration imo.
Yes, RF EMF is non ionizing radiation, but I'm not convinced this means it is safe and definitely hope we can see more research here, preferably in humans.
I'm not convinced RF EMF at these levels is benign.
I don't think we fully understand how RF EMF affects us as humans.
I'm far from convinced RF EMF is completely benign for humans.