Wi-Fi networks can cause illness for children

Experts of the World Health Organization (WHO) warned the education sector to reconsider the policy of bringing wireless networks into schools.

WHO said that Wi-Fi wireless networks are at risk of causing illness for children. Similar statements were made during the annual meeting of the Advisory Committee of the International Project on Electromagnetic Projects under the auspices of WHO.

According to WHO, Wi-Fi networks will cause negative effects on children's health.

In the report of the All-State Biomedical Commission (Russia), Oleg Grigoriev said: "According to the members of the committee, in high schools or middle schools, where are the children under 18 years old? wireless networks should be used because the network will generate electromagnetic fields, affecting their sensory organs'.

Unacceptable scientific data has proven, wireless networks negatively affect the formation of the functions of the nervous system of children and adolescents.

Scientists have previously concluded that radiation generated by Wi-Fi networks is dangerous to men's health. Last year a report from Argentinian experts said wireless networks adversely affect sperm quality and is itself a growing cause of male infertility in the world today.

"Our studies show that using a notebook connected to a Wi-Fi network, often placed on the lap while working, near the genitalia can reduce sperm quality. The notebook connected to the cable is the influence of electromagnetic radiation is negligible, can be considered safe, ' said Konrado Avendano, scientist at the Reproductive Medicine Center at Cordov.