A new nationwide survey by the Greek Atomic Energy Commission reveals surprising public anxieties regarding radiation sources. The study found that Greeks are more concerned about the dangers of tanning beds, mobile phone towers, and ultraviolet radiation than they are about electromagnetic fields themselves. Nearly half of the population expressed fear regarding artificial tanning. This suggests a potential misunderstanding of radiation types and their associated risks. The findings highlight a need for improved public education about electromagnetic fields and the actual health impacts of different radiation exposures. Researchers believe the results indicate the influence of media coverage and specific anxieties driving public perception. The study provides valuable insight into public health concerns within Greece.