Researchers have spent decades looking for health risks tied to the types of radio waves that wireless networks emit. They’ve yet to find any. At home and at work, dozens of wireless networks are ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Recent research has resurfaced concerns among scientists about a potential link between cell-phone radiation and cancer.

The Trump administration is considering tighter safety rules on the weak radiations of cellphones even as it pursues looser ...

Bits and pieces of what may be a single story have been filtering out over the last couple of days regarding the potential health risks caused by our increasing bombardment with radiation from ...

POTOMAC, Md. (WUSA9) -- An issue of growing concern around the world has hit suburban DC: WiFi radiation and its potential impact on children exposed to it every day, through school wireless routers.

The Department of Health appears to have been wrong-footed by an MP who called for an investigation into whether Wi-Fi networks pose a danger to health. Dr Ian Gibson, former chairman of the Commons ...

Placing laptops directly on your lap exposes you to heat and EMF radiation, potentially harming reproductive health, skin, ...

In story published Sunday, Geoffrey Lean, the environment editor of Britain's The Independent newspaper, "reveals" that WiFi networks are a "radiation threat" to children. We've been here before, ...

While the world today is connected closely due to the internet, being online all the time has its own challenges. If you are in the habit of staying up late and scrolling for hours on your devices, ...

You won’t be a hero to your children or grandchildren if you use your notebook on your lap or carry your phone in a pants pocket, especially with handsfree calling. Numerous studies document the ...

An analysis of over 80 studies shows a direct link between mobile phone and Wi-Fi radiation and declining insect populations. Radiation can affect insects at the cellular level and cause serious ...