Background: The widespread use of cell phones has led to an increase in concern about the effect of radiofrequency radiation on the physiology of the human body. This study was conducted to determine the different reaction temperatures of different brain tissue in exposure to mobile radiofrequency waves. Method: This was an experimental study. The cowchr('39')s brain tissue was examined in a c...

Introduction: As the use of health-related applications increased, researchers sought to analyze them from different angles such as function, technology, benefits, risks, etc., so that other researchers and the target community could be aware of the current status of these applications. This study aimed to evaluate the quality of Persian mobile applications designed for MS disease based on the ...

Background and Objective: Learning via mobile, as a new stage of electronic learning development, has been introduced to provide opportunities for transferring information and improving students learning that its role has not defined in medical education clearly. Present study was carried out to compare the effects of anatomy education through lecture and mobile learning on medicine students’ l...

Background and Aim: Various studies indicate that increasing and complicating use of cell phones in all age groups and in both sexes is associated with aggression. Despite the widespread use of mobile phones in Iran, psychological and behavioral effects of addiction to it and the consequences have not been investigated yet. The present study aimed at determining prevalence of mobile dependency ...

Mobile Government Ecosystem is one of the emerging ecosystems in Iran. The purpose of this paper is to identify and analyze the structure and identifying the role of each of the key stakeholders of this ecosystem. In order to achieve this purpose, by studying the related literatures and the models presented in these literatures, a mobile government ecosystem conceptual model is proposed, where ...