This study focuses on the effect of EMR emitted by cell
phone towers on some of the dependent variables, such as tympanic temperature
(T), blood oxygen saturation (SPO2%), heart pulse rate (HPR), systolic blood
pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP). The sample is 136 employees of both genders
(56 female, 80 male), with mean age 39.91 Yrs., and the mean duration of
employment 13.57 Yrs., were randomly chosen as a sample to reach the desired
objective. This sample was taken from two municipalities in Nablus and Jenin
cities. The values of power flux density were 52.58 µW/m2 and 31.76 µW/m2 in
Nablus and Jenin municipalities respectively. The measurements were taken for
the selected sample before and after exposure to signals of mobile towers.
These measurements were including tympanic temperature, blood oxygen
saturation, heart pulse rate and arterial blood pressure (systolic and diastolic)
at different power flux density.
The statistical results showed that Pearson correlation coefficient (R) between
power flux density and the dependent variables are varying from 0.294 to 0.657,
and the probabilities (P) are < 0.05 for all health factors.
This study shows that the health effects of signals of cell phone depend on the
power flux density.