Abstract. Meteorological changes contribute to the spread of magnetic waves, which can have adverse effects on human health. According to meteorological and scientific research, the lower atmospheric layers contain small solid particles, referred to as magnetic dust, that may influence electromagnetic activity. These electromagnetic waves are capable of inducing irreversible pathological changes in the internal environment of the human body.
Recent atmospheric shifts have resulted in abnormal fluctuations in air temperature, pressure, and density. These phenomena are exacerbated by the persistent presence of internet-generated waves, which would typically dissipate in the upper atmospheric layers. Increases in airborne gases and intensified magnetic fluctuations are additional factors contributing to negative health outcomes. This study provides a medical assessment of the effects of these meteorological and environmental changes, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring and preventive measures.
Keywords: meteorological factor, atmospheric monitoring, ozone, air pollution, magnetic waves, internet radiation, carcinogens, weather impact, human health