CT scans are vital for effectively diagnosing problems with bones, muscles, organs and blood vessels. But overuse could be ...

the radiation used in CT scans belongs to the high-energy end of the electromagnetic spectrum — the same range that includes ultraviolet (UV) rays and gamma rays. This type of "ionizing" radiation has ...

Among them was HHS’s own National Cancer Institute, which states that non-ionizing radiation — the low-end of the electromagnetic spectrum associated with radiowaves and electricity as well as ...

New research highlights how 1.6 THz radiation selectively reduces DNA methylation in cancer cells. Discover the potential of ...

Although the risk of this is low with non-ionizing radiation, it shouldn't suggest that non-ionizing radiation is inherently "non-cancerous." Excessive exposure to UV radiation from the sun (which ...

The University of Jyväskylä (Finland), in collaboration with the Finnish Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK), has ...