Scientists call for protection from ill-health effects of cell phones, Wi-Fi
10 years agoA picture taken on July 14, 2016 shows an avatar on the screen of a mobile phone as a player uses the Pokemon Go application on his mobile on the campus grounds of the University of Lagos. Pokemon Go mania has players armed with smartphones hunting streets, parks, rivers, landmarks and other sites to capture monsters and gather supplies. The free app, based on a Nintendo title that debuted 20 years ago, has been adapted to the mobile internet age by Niantic Labs, a company spun out of Google last year. Pokemon Go uses smartphone satellite location, graphics and camera capabilities to overlay cartoon monsters on real world settings, challenging players to capture and train the creatures for battles. / AFP PHOTO / STEFAN HEUNIS
The scientists from all over the world include Professor of Radiation & Health Physics, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State; and Dr. Idowu Ayisat Obe, Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State.
