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Public exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields in everyday microenvironments: An updated systematic review for Europe

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Investigation

Does normal household Wi-Fi exposure cause cancer?

Contextualizes

An early survey measured generally low Wi-Fi RF levels in studied everyday places; it recorded exposure, not human cancer outcomes, and did not cover all current Wi-Fi bands.

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