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EU 5G Appeal – Scientists warn of potential serious health effects of 5G

In an appeal to the European Union, more than 180 scientists and doctors from 36 countries warn about the danger...
31.05.2019 , , ,
Blog, Government

European Parliament resolution: health risks associated with electromagnetic fields

Update March 2020: Briefing on Effects of 5G wireless communication on human health - European Parliamentary Research Service - PE...
01.03.2020 ,
Blog, Science

Re-analysis by Hardell of Interphone Study on cancer, brain tumors from mobile phone use

In a new analysis of the Interphone Study data, Dr. Hardell found that people who have talked on their mobile...
20.12.2016 ,
Awareness, Blog, By JRS, Electrostress, Government, Industry, Insurers, Science, Scientific overviews

Electromagnetic radiation – Health risks of wireless equipment in the 5G era (full lecture transcript)

Expert 5G Meeting Provincial Council of Friesland 11 March 2020 [00:00:00] Hello, my name is Jan-Rutger Schrader. I am an electrical...
24.05.2022
Awareness, Blog, Documentaries

Generation Zapped: new documentary on wireless radiation and health

Generation Zapped is a crowd funded documentary film investigating the growing body of research on the alarming health risks associated with...
06.02.2017
Government, Science, Scientific overviews

WHO classifies electromagnetic fields as potentially carcinogenic

On 31 May 2011, after a week of meetings by 31 scientists from 14 different countries, the IARC (International Agency...
01.06.2011 , ,

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How much EMF is too much? Electromagnetic radiation exposure limits, ICNIRP versus SBM

We all know that radiation in a microwave oven is dangerous because you can cook with it. Also, it's obviously unsafe to stand right next to a cell tower on a building roof. But how much is too much? In most Western countries, the limits for exposure of citizens to electromagnetic radiation from, for example, cell towers or cell phones, wifi, or magnetic fields from power lines and electric cars, are based on the so-called ICNIRP limits (HF, LF). This "International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection," contrary to what its name might suggest, is a private foundation based in Munich. It...
10.05.2011
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