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Microwaves and radio waves are a kind of electromagnetic radiation, but they lack the energy needed to break chemical bonds in cells. They are called A non-ionizing radiation to distinguish them from higher energy radiation such as gamma rays. Non-ionizing radiation has not been shown to cause the same health effects as ionizing radiation.
