High-voltage electricity radiation this statement is inaccurate, high-voltage electricity does not produce radiation, but produces electromagnetic fields, high-voltage electricity produced by the electromagnetic field is generally not harmful to the human body, and high-voltage electricity itself is possible to cause harm to the human body.
Some say that high-voltage electricity will produce radiation, radiation is carcinogenic, the human body is irradiated by radiation, may get leukemia and other certain cancers, this statement is wrong, high-voltage electricity will produce an induced magnetic field, but does not produce electrical radiation.
High-voltage electricity on the human body is harmful to people in direct contact with high-voltage electricity, it will be due to electric shock and directly lead to death, and if people rely on high-voltage electricity is too close to the human body there may be induced currents, induced currents are too large will also lead to electric shock.
In addition, the presence of induced currents in the body is particularly dangerous for patients with pacemakers.