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October 11, 2024
How much 5G radiation would you be exposed to walking along the street or spending time in a busy city?
To answer this question,...
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August 17, 2024
It’s what we feared.
Research shows that living near a 5G mobile phone tower can make people sick.
In a series of seven studies, P...
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cardiovascular symptoms,
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respiratory symptoms,
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July 6, 2024
A Swedish couple with three young children rented a holiday cottage for three summers in a row. It was located 125 metres from a mob...
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June 1, 2024
What causes a perfectly health woman to become so sick she can’t bear to stay in her home?
In the case of this 52-year-old woman, it...
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April 13, 2024
So much for 5G radiation being safe!
Two Swedish researchers, Professor Lennart Hardell and Mona Nilsson, have shown that a 5G mob...
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5G radiation – world-first study
Can wireless radiation from a 5G base station affect the health of people living nearby?
Can it cause symptoms li...
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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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Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is real, can be demonstrated to be real and must be recognised by international authorities. These are some of the conclusions of the 5th Paris Appeal Congress, held on 18 May in Brussels. The Congress brought together some of the big names in Bioelectromagnetics research and looked at the latest research on the condition.
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Brain tumour findings strengthen the case for the carcinogenicity of mobile phone radiation. Long-term use of cordless and mobile phones decreases the survival of people with brain tumours and this finding strengthens the evidence that wireless radiation causes brain tumours, say researchers from Sweden. Co-author Lennart Hardell has previously shown that long-term mobile phone use increases the risk of gliomas and acoustic neuromas.
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European Environment Agency advises precaution for mobile phone use. In January the European Environment Agency (EEA) issued a major report which has recommendations for mobile phone users and administrators. ‘Late Lessons from Early Warnings Vol II’ is a 750-page document that considers the risks of new technologies and the consequences of ignoring them. It includes case studies on mercury poisoning, hormone-disrupting chemicals in plastics, nuclear radiation, genetically modified organ
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Why is it that the Interphone and Orebro University studies on mobile phones and brain tumours have found different results? In a new paper, Dr Lennart Hardell from Orebro University in Sweden explains that the findings are not so different after all. Hardell’s team has conducted a reanalysis of the data in their previous research, applying the criteria used by the Interphone project.
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While a new study from Europe indicates that analogue phones increase the risk of brain tumours, Australian researchers show how this effect may occur. Suggestions that mobile phones cause brain cancer have been touted now for nearly a decade. The issue was catapulted to public attention in 1993 when heavy mobile phone user, Suzie Reynard, died from a tumour she claimed was caused by her mobile phone and which was adjacent to the position of her phone antenna.
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