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Association urges stronger radiation protection for emerging technologies

He stressed the need for transparent communication of radiation measurements and public education based on scientific evidence to help consumers understand the levels considered safe.
Amoako said concerns about mobile phones and other electronic devices, particularly on claims linking them to cancer and other diseases, had created the need for public education based on scientific evidence.
Professor Joseph Amoako, the President of the Ghana Association of Radiation Professionals (GARP), has called for stronger radiation protection systems and the training of competent professionals to safeguard workers, patients and the public from potential risks associated with radiation sources.
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