Health Debate:
Some concerns about LED lights and their potential health effects: Blue light: Both LED and incandescent bulbs produce some blue light, but LEDs tend to produce more. Some studies suggest that blue light can impact sleep cycles and worsen eyestrain. Flickering: LED lights can flicker, which may disrupt sleep and wake patterns. Other potential risks: Some say that LEDs may be linked to depression, diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cancer.
Vs Safety:
LED lights are generally considered safer than incandescent bulbs for a number of reasons, including: Temperature Incandescent bulbs produce a lot of heat, which can be a fire risk if they come into contact with flammable materials. LED lights, on the other hand, produce very little heat. Hazardous materials Some incandescent bulbs contain mercury, a hazardous material. LED lights do not contain mercury. Fragility Incandescent bulbs are made of thin glass, so if they break, they can send dangerous shards of glass everywhere. 
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