INDEX

1. Acknowledgement
2. Introduction
3. Features of cell phone
4. What is base station
5. Mobile phone and radiation
health
6. Health Hazards
8.Prevention
9. Conclusion
10. Bibliography
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I Have taken efforts in this
project. However, it would not
have been possible without
the kind support and help of
many individuals.
I am highly indebted to my
subject teacher and would like
to say thank for her valuable
guidance which has sustained
my efforts in all the stages of
the project work.
I would also like to thank my
parents for their continuous
support and encouragement.
My thanks and appreciation
also go to my fellow classmate
and friends who have willingly
helped me out with their
abilities.

INTRODUCTION
In today's digital age, mobile
phones have become an
indispensable part of our lives,
profoundly altering the way
we communicate, work, and
interact with the world around
us. However, amidst the
convenience and connectivity
they offer, concerns have been
raised about the potential
health effects of exposure to
the electromagnetic radiation
emitted by these devices. This
issue has sparked considerable
debate and research, with
scientists, health
professionals, and
policymakers striving to
understand the impact of
mobile radiation on human
health.

FEATURES of
CELLPHONE
 The common
components found on
all phones are:
1. *Display Screen*: Usually
made of glass and displays
information such as text
messages, images, videos,
and apps.
2. *Battery*: Provides power
to the phone for operation
and is rechargeable.
3. *Storage*: Internal
memory for storing data
such as apps, photos,
videos, and music.
4. Camera*: Allows users to
take photos and videos.
5. *Connectivity*: Includes
features like Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth, and cellular
network capabilities for
communication and
internet access.

what is BASE
STATION?
The term base station is used in
the context of mobile telephony,
wireless computer networking
and other wireless
communications and in land
surveying: in surveying it is a GPS
receiver at a known position,
while in wireless communications
it is a transceiver connecting
several other devices to one
another or to a wider area. In
mobile telephony it provides the
connection between mobile
phones and the wider telephone
network.
Mobile Phone and
Radiations
Mobile phones have become
an indispensable part of
modern life, providing
unparalleled convenience and
connectivity. However, their
ubiquitous use has raised
concerns about potential
health effects associated with
exposure to electromagnetic
radiation emitted by these
devices. Research investigating
the impact of mobile phone
radiation on human health has
yielded mixed results. While
some studies suggest a
possible link between long-
term mobile phone use and an
increased risk of certain health
issues such as brain tumors,
neurological disorders, and
disruptions to sleep patterns
and cognitive function, other
research has found no
conclusive evidence of harmful
effects. Variations in study
designs, methodologies, and
interpretation of findings
contribute to the complexity
of this issue. Additionally,
factors such as the duration
and intensity of mobile phone
use, as well as individual
susceptibility, may influence
the observed outcomes.
Consequently, ongoing
research efforts aim to
elucidate the potential
biological mechanisms
underlying the effects of
mobile phone radiation and to
establish clearer guidelines for
minimizing associated risks
while maximizing the benefits
of mobile technology.

HEATH HAZARDS
OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
• Blurry Vision
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Fatigue
• Neck Pain
• Memory Loss
• Leukemia
• Rare Brain Cancers
• Enzyme Changes That Affect
DNA
• Birth Defects
• Changes In Metabolism
• Increased Risk For
Alzheimer's Disease
• Increased Risk For Heart
Conditions
• Neurological Hormone
Changes Linked Impaired Brain
Function

PREVENTION
To mitigate potential risks
associate with electromagnetic
radiation, particularly from
mobile phones, several
preventive measures can be
adopted. Firstly, limiting the
duration and frequency of
mobile phone use, especially
for non-essential activities,
can help reduce exposure.
Utilizing hands-free devices
such as Bluetooth earpieces or
speakerphones can also
minimize direct contact
between the device and the
body, thus decreasing
radiation absorption.
Additionally, keeping mobile
phones away from the body
when not in use, such as
placing them in bags or on
nearby surfaces instead of
pockets, can further reduce
exposure. Furthermore,
choosing mobile phones with
lower specific absorption rates
(SAR) – a measure of the rate
at which the body absorbs
radiation during cell phone use
– can help minimize potential
health risks. Finally, engaging
in activities that promote
overall well-being, such as
maintaining a balanced diet,
regular exercise, and adequate
sleep, can enhance the body's
resilience to the effects of
electromagnetic radiation. By
implementing these
precautionary measures,
individuals can take proactive
steps to safeguard their health
while still benefiting from the
convenience and connectivity
offered by mobile technology.
 CONCLUTION
The conclusion drawn from the
investigatory project finally
states the mobile radiation is
harmful to human health. The
effects may not be noted
almost immediately but will be
causing adverse effects to the
present as well the future
generations because of the
ability of the radiations to
effect and mutate human DNA
which have a high potential to
cause mutations and new
diseases in the future
generations. Mobile radiations
present a very high risk of brain
cancer and tumors in humans
and most prominently in
children below the age of 5
years.
Precautionary measure should
be taken to protect one's self
and family and friends from the
harmful effects of mobile
radiation. Mobile radiation
might not seem harmful in
almost immediate effects but is
such a slow poison to cause
harmful effects to us and even
our future generations, in the
long run.
 Affect of
Mobile
Radiation on
Human Health
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
-www.wikipedia.com
-www.medicalnewstoday.com
-www.whnbli.com
-www.google/images.com
-www.who.int