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Just a few complications from these towers allowed everywhere. Tissue heating and burns Strong radiofrequency or microwave exposure can heat tissue enough to cause injury. Heating is the main established interaction of radiofrequency fields with the body. Nerve and muscle stimulation Strong low-frequency electric and magnetic fields can induce electrical currents in the body that stimulate nerves and muscles. Visual sensations, such as flickering lights Sufficiently strong low-frequency fields can produce these temporary sensory effects. Interference with implanted medical devices Some electromagnetic sources can interfere with pacemakers and other electronic implants. This is a device-interference risk, distinct from direct tissue injury. Childhood leukemia: Some studies associate long-term exposure to higher residential power-frequency magnetic fields—typically average levels above approximately 0.3–0.4 microtesla—with increased childhood leukemia risk. This is an association, not established causation; laboratory research has not provided a consistent explanation. Those numbers are study categories, not proven harm thresholds. Cancer from radiofrequency exposure: IARC classified radiofrequency EMFs as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” (Group 2B). That means a causal link could not be ruled out, but chance, bias, or confounding could not be excluded either. It does not mean phones or Wi-Fi are proven to cause cancer. Human studies have not shown a consistent increase in cancer from non-ionizing EMF exposure. Commonly claimed effects that are not established at everyday levels These include: Headaches, fatigue, dizziness, or difficulty concentrating. Insomnia and other sleep disturbances. Anxiety or depression. Infertility or reproductive harm. Hormonal or immune-system disruption.