Methodologies of Research on Non-Ionizing Radiation
The aim of scientific research on non-ionizing radiation is to determine the consequences of exposure to this type of radiation on living organisms, and to study the mechanisms through which it may exert its effects |
In general, scientific biological research is conducted on three main levels:
Each of these research levels provides answers to a variety of questions regarding the biological effects of non-ionizing radiation. The cumulative information gathered at each level of research and the processing of data from all levels will give a comprehensive picture of the potential effects of non-ionizing radiation on human health and on the processes taking place in the body as a result of exposure to it.
The knowledge obtained from the scientific research will contribute to the formulation of guidelines to the public regarding the educated use of devices emitting non-ionizing radiation, such as mobile phones.