News

16
Feb

Wireless and Electromagnetic Radiation, Health Risks and Medical Benefits, Devra Davis, PhD, MPH

February 16, 2017
This is one of two lectures by Devra Davis at the 2017 Expert Forum on Wireless and Health. All presentations from this conference are available at Environmental Health Trust
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04
Feb

World Health Organization: setting the standard for a wireless world of harm

February 4, 2017,
A document by Olga Sheean regarding the special interests behind WHO’s wireless safety standards. Excerpt from pdf: Lentegeur Cape Town South Africa Broken-hearted My name is Amanda Collins and I live with my 12-year-old daughter Skyla [pictured in the pdf] in Lentegeur —a suburb on the outskirts of Cape Town. Aged four, Skyla was diagnosed...
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03
Feb

WHO Media Centre Cancer

February 3, 2017
WHO Media Centre Cancer Fact sheet Updated February 2017 The WHO has listed “non-ionizing radiation” as a cancer risk factor to “modify or avoid” in its Cancer fact sheet http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs297/en/
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02
Feb

Changing Mix of Brain Tumors in U.K.

February 2, 2017
(Image source Source: Frank de Vocht, “Corrigendum,” Environment International, posted January 25, 2017)(GBM is a type of glioma, so the right-hand plot would be better titled “Malignant Glioma other than GBM”) GBM Going Up, Other Malignant Glioma Going Down January 31, 2017 The incidence of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), the most virulent and deadly type of...
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25
Jan

Mobile Phone Radiation, an Underestimated Disease Factor: Summary of Lecture Delivered to Swiss Medical Association

January 25, 2017
Mobile phone radiation, an underestimated disease factor www.buergerwelle.de, 18 January 2017 (translated from German by Google with grammatical corrections) Lecture given by Peter Schlegel dipl. Ing. ETH at the special event “Electrosmog and its effects on the body” organized by the Swiss medical association SSAAMP on October 13, 2016 in Zurich. Participants were around 100...
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14
Jan

BREAKING NEWS by Susan Foster on Conflict of Interest in the Berkeley’s “right to know”

January 14, 2017
WILL A JUDGE’S FAILURE TO RECUSE SILENCE BERKELEY’S “RIGHT TO KNOW”? The long battle over cell phone consumer labels, with a hidden twist of legal super heroes and questions about a Ninth Circuit Court judge’s failure to recuse herself. A battle over free speech in Berkeley, California has pitted the city of Berkeley against the...
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14
Jan

Wireless Safety Questioned at Georgetown University Wireless Conference

January 14, 2017
Smart Cities in the Age of 5G Wireless Technology Association
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13
Jan

Alzheimer’s, ICNIRP & 5G: Report from the Science & Wireless 2016, Melbourne, Australia

January 13, 2017
The take-away message from the Science and Wireless 2016: RF-EMF exposures affect beta-amyloid proteins in brains of transgenic mice. Effect on beta-amyloid protein is caused by non-thermal mechanism. It is still unclear whether observed beneficial effects of RF-EMF in transgenic mice will apply to human AD ICNIRP stubbornly disregards all evidence concerning non-thermal effects of...
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09
Jan

Poland: Krakow Leads the World in Responsible Control of Electromagnetic Fields

January 9, 2017
Krakow’s citizens to be trained to measure exposure to EMFs Krakow, Poland leads the world in responsible control of EMFs by John Weigel, posted on WEEP News, 7 January 2017 KRAKOW – The International Forum on Protection from Electromagnetic Environmental Pollution subtitled “Right to Information for Citizens” learned Monday in the 16th Century Krakow Hall...
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