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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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Does exposure to the magnetic fields from powerlines and other electrical sources increase the risk of childhood cancer?
The answer is YES, accord...
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Britain’s National Radiation Protection Board has officially recognised the link between exposure to EMR from power sources and childhood leukemia. What did the report find? What has been the reaction - and what are the implications for Australians? Decades after establishing a connection between smoking and lung cancer, eminent UK epidemiologist, Sir Richard Doll, has found evidence that extremely low electromagnetic fields from the power system are associated with an increase in
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Two new studies show a clear link between low magnetic fields from power sources and childhood leukemia. In 1979 Nancy Wertheimer released the results of a five year investigation which showed that children who lived near high-current wiring were twice as likely to develop cancer as those living near low-current wiring. This remarkable and unexpected discovery suggested, for the first time, that exposures from the power system might pose a serious public health hazard.
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