Health effects of WiFi radiation: a review based on systematic quality evaluation

Although WiFi contributes little to total radiofrequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) exposure in our everyday environment, concern has raised whether this specific type of modulated RF-EMF causes health problems. The aim review is evaluate all types studies that investigated biological and effects fulfilled basic quality criteria. Eligible for inclusion were epidemiological, human experimental, vivo vitro using realistic settings. We conducted a systematic literature search papers published between January 1997 August 2020 followed by addressing blinding dosimetry experimental various biases epidemiological studies. All fulfilling the criteria descriptively summarized terms observation or absence associations. From 1385 articles identified search, 23 criteria: 6 papers, articles, 9 2 articles. Whereas applied levels up 4 W/kg, dealt with several orders magnitude below ICNIRP guidelines, which are typical situations environment. Numerous outcomes ranging from markers symptoms mostly found not be associated exposure. Sporadic findings consistent exposure-response This based on evaluation does suggest detrimental regulatory limits.