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May 9,2025
Can radiofrequency radiation (wireless radiation) cause cancer?
A new systematic review says that it can – at least in animals.
This is...
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November 1, 2024
A new study from Korea has found more evidence linking mobile phone radiation with brain tumours.
Jinyoung Moon and team analyse...
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September 27, 2024
Does wireless radiation cause brain tumours and other cancers or not?
That depends on who you ask.
A recent review1 on the lin...
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August 23, 2024
Do you hold your mobile phone against your head during calls?
Have you ever wondered if the radiation it emits could be contribut...
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May 15, 2023
Could using a mobile phone increase the risk of a person developing a brain tumour?
A new study from South Korea has shown that it co...
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Powerlines, household wiring and cancer risks
Can magnetic fields from powerlines, household wiring, appliances and other electrical equipment inc...
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Do you use a mobile phone for more than 17 minutes a day?
If you do, you can’t afford to miss this.
Mobile phone radiation can increase the risk...
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Wireless radiation and brain tumours
Professor Christopher Portier has concluded that radiofrequency (wireless) radiation probably causes gliomas...
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A recent paper by Professor Simon Chapman claims that there is no increased rate of brain tumours in Australia that correlates with increased use of mobile phones. Following the publication of this paper, a number of articles have appeared, suggesting that mobile phones don't increase brain tumour rates.
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Professor Dariusz Leszczynski has two doctorates and a docentship in biochemistry, was Research Professor and Head of the Radiation Biology Laboratory at the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) in Finland and spent 18 years conducting experimental work on electromagnetic fields and health. He was a member of the IARC Working Group that classified radiofrequency radiation a class 2B carcinogen.
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In recent years, the incidence of brain tumours in Sweden has increased dramatically, yet this trend is not reflected in the Swedish Cancer Registry, according to the Swedish Radiation Protection Foundation. The Foundation compiled statistics drawn from the Swedish Health Board and cancer registry which showed that the number of people who died from brain tumours ’of unknown origin’ had increased by 157% between 2008 and 2013.
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ELF fields (from electrical sources) Pituitary Power frequency magnetic fields had a harmful effect on the pituitary gland, which links the nervous and endocrine systems and releases a range of hormones. Serbian researchers exposed rats for one day, 7 days or 3 months and observed changes in the volume and nature of pituitary cells, concluding that exposure could be considered a stressor.
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