A study at the University of Samarra treats antioxidants through the exposition of waves of internet towers for people in the city
The professor at the College of Applied Sciences – Mithaq Nazhan Mahmoud – and Professor Hammam Ezzat Muhammad, completed an essential scientific study published in Scopus containers by presenting a rich cognitive treatment. The study entitled “Estimating the levels of some antioxidants in people exposed to waves of internet towers in Samarra city” was published by the Journal of Population Therapeutics & Clinical Pharmacology.
During its scientific research, the study identified the impact of internet network towers within cities on the residential role and the people directly exposed to it.
And that was done through a study that included collecting samples from people exposed to the frequencies of internet towers radiation for ages (1-35) years.
As a result, analyses and measurements of some antioxidants were conducted as one of the most critical lines of defense against free radicals that cause many diseases, whether chronic diseases, premature aging, or even cancerous diseases.
