Electric and magnetic fields (EMFs) are found everywhere electricity is used and come from home appliances, computers, office equipment, wiring in our homes and workplace's, and electric power facilities, such as substations, transmission lines and distribution lines
For more than 30 years, research studies have examined the possibility that exposure to EMFs might affect health. Both national and international health agencies, including Health Canada and the World Health Organization, have concluded that the scientific research does not demonstrate that EMFs cause or contribute to adverse health effects.
Some questions remain the subject of on-going research...this information was taken from Hydro One's EMF position
statement April 2008
For more than 30 years, research studies have examined the possibility that exposure to EMFs might affect health. Both national and international health agencies, including Health Canada and the World Health Organization, have concluded that the scientific research does not demonstrate that EMFs cause or contribute to adverse health effects.
Some questions remain the subject of on-going research...this information was taken from Hydro One's EMF position
statement April 2008
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