【11-25】Daily Tip for Occupational Health
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This post was last edited by A Chuan on 2016-11-27 at 10:06. [11-25] Daily Health Tip: Computers are indispensable at work these days – is the radiation from computers harmful to the body? Let’s all talk about it!
Since the experts all say it exists, I believe it too
It’s definitely harmful. I hope people also exercise more in their free time; otherwise, they might develop dementia :lol
It causes serious damage to the eyes; try to work for half an hour and then take a break, go to the bathroom, get some water, or walk around near the door – any of these can help relieve the strain!
The display of a computer is a monitor, and it works on the same principle as a television set: when the stream of electrons emitted by the cathode ray tube strikes the fluorescent screen, it is converted into visible light. In this process, X-rays that are harmful to the human body are generated. Moreover, low-frequency electromagnetic fields are generated around VDTs; long-term exposure to electromagnetic radiation pollution can easily lead to conditions such as glaucoma, blindness, leukemia, and breast cancer. According to incomplete statistics, 83% of people who use computers regularly experience eye fatigue, 63.9% suffer from shoulder and back pain, while 56.1% experience headaches and 54.4% have loss of appetite. Other issues include autonomic nervous system disorders, depression, arteriosclerotic psychosis, and so on.
Computers these days should have very little radiation, right?
Electrical equipment emits some level of radiation, which is certainly harmful to the body, though the amount of radiation is relatively low