Cell phones emit radiofrequency radiation, which has led to ongoing questions about whether long-term exposure could affect human health. While concerns about cancer, heart disease, and other health risks continue to circulate, current research has not established a clear link between everyday cell phone use and serious health problems.
According to Dr. Karishama Patwa, a cardiologist with Manhattan Cardiology, “Current evidence does not support any causation between cell phone radiation and cardiovascular disease.” Dr. Patwa notes that most studies exploring a connection between cell phone use and heart disease have shown limitations and inconsistencies, and experts continue to emphasize that excessive screen time—not radiation exposure—is the more significant health concern. Read the full article here.
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