Ami khan E.V .S project

Aim and objectives:-

As mentioned above, although radiation exposures by the means of 

mobile phone and base station radiations are very low, but once the energy is 

absorbed by the biological matter, due to persistent use or frequent exposure 

to source can cause severe and long lasting damage to human health. It might 

take years for the damage to produce noticeable symptoms. So our aim was 

to find out the following effects on an individual, either using mobile phone 

(more than 25 hours/ month) and /or are residing close (not more than 25 

feet or 8 meters away from) to base station from the past one or more than 

one year. 

 To find out the effect of mobile phone due to persistent use on human 

health.

 To find out the effect of base station radiation due to frequent 

exposure on human health.

 To study the relationship between persistent use of mobile phone and 

its effect on sympathetic and parasympathetic functions. 

 To study the relationship between frequent exposure of base station 

radiation and its effect on sympathetic and parasympathetic function.

 To study the relationship between persistent use of mobile phones 

and its effect on attention and concentration.

 To study the relationship between frequent exposure of base station 

radiation and its effect on attention and concentration.

 To study the relationship between persistent use of mobile phones 

and its effect on memory and intelligence.

To study the relationship between frequent exposure of base station 

radiation and its effect on memory and intelligence.

 To study the relationship between persistent use of mobile phones 

and its effect on physical mental alertness and judgment.

 To study the relationship between frequent exposure of base station 

radiation and its effect on physical mental alertness and judgment.

 To study the relationship between persistent use of mobile phones 

and its effect on blood sample [hematological factors]. 

 To study the relationship between frequent exposure of base station 

radiation and its effect on blood sample [hematological factors].