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| author | Musayev Marufjon Nabiyevich Ergashev Sardor Baxtiyor o'g'li Xusanov Elmurod Shuhratjonovich |
| author_facet | Musayev Marufjon Nabiyevich Ergashev Sardor Baxtiyor o'g'li Xusanov Elmurod Shuhratjonovich |
| contents | <p>The rapid advancement of mobile technology has led to the frequent<br>replacement of mobile phones, resulting in the accumulation of unused old devices in<br>households. This study explores the potential health and environmental risks associated with<br>keeping these unused mobile phones at home. Utilizing an observational study design,<br>literature review, and expert interviews, we identify significant health hazards such as<br>electromagnetic radiation exposure and chemical leakage from batteries. Additionally,<br>improper disposal of old mobile phones poses serious environmental threats, including soil<br>and water contamination and increased e-waste. Our findings underscore the need for<br>heightened public awareness and improved e-waste management policies to mitigate these<br>risks.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Health and Environmental Risks of Unused Mobile Phones Kept at Home Musayev Marufjon Nabiyevich Ergashev Sardor Baxtiyor o'g'li Xusanov Elmurod Shuhratjonovich <p>The rapid advancement of mobile technology has led to the frequent<br>replacement of mobile phones, resulting in the accumulation of unused old devices in<br>households. This study explores the potential health and environmental risks associated with<br>keeping these unused mobile phones at home. Utilizing an observational study design,<br>literature review, and expert interviews, we identify significant health hazards such as<br>electromagnetic radiation exposure and chemical leakage from batteries. Additionally,<br>improper disposal of old mobile phones poses serious environmental threats, including soil<br>and water contamination and increased e-waste. Our findings underscore the need for<br>heightened public awareness and improved e-waste management policies to mitigate these<br>risks.</p> |
| title | Health and Environmental Risks of Unused Mobile Phones Kept at Home |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15597704 |