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‘Electromagnetic Radiation Due to Cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Technologies: How Safe Are We?’ See the Global Research article by By Naren, Anubha...

Glastonbury calls for 5G inquiry Following six months of investigation, Glastonbury Town Council has resolved unanimously to adopt the recommendati...

Health workers call for caution over 5G roll-out Some 400 doctors and 900 health care workers have signed an open letter to the government, urging ...

Is 5G Going to Kill Us All? A new generation of superfast wireless internet is coming soon. But no one can say for sure if it’s safe. On a hot day ...

As protests on and misinformation about 5G grows around the world, many Australians are concerned the technology could pose health risks. Mullumbim...

The fifth generation of telecommunications technologies, 5G, is fundamental to achieving a European gigabit society by 2025. The aim to cover all urban areas, railways and major roads with uninterrupted fifth-generation wireless communication can only be achieved by creating a very dense network of antennas and transmitters. In other words, the number of higher frequency base stations and other devices will increase significantly. 

After eight years of work, the World Health Organization (WHO) is reopening its review of the health effects of RF radiation for a summary report intended to serve as a benchmark for its more than 150 member countries. The report will be used as a guide to respond to widespread concerns over the new world of 5G.

A businessman battling a deadly brain tumour believes spending up to six hours a day on his mobile phone has given him cancer.

The U.S. National Toxicology Program (NTP) will soon embark on a new phase of its long-running RF project. Last year, the NTP concluded that RF radiation causes cancer; now it will begin a systematic search for mechanisms to explain how and why the tumors developed. Work is expected to begin by the end of the year.

The Chicago Tribune recently published test results indicating that some cellphones can emit radiation causing exposure up to five times higher than current limits allow. This shocking data comes on the heels of the government of France’s revelations that phones emit radiation between four and 11 times their allowable limits.

Last week, all of us who live in the UK, and all who visit us, discovered that our faces were being scanned secretly by private companies and have been for some time. We don’t know what these companies are doing with our faces or how long they’ve been doing it because they refused to share this with the Financial Times, which reported on Monday that facial recognition technology is being used in King’s Cross and may be deployed in Canary Wharf, two areas that cover more than 160 acres of London.

Professor Martin Pall wrote that: 'I have been discussing the impacts of EMFs on plants for a couple of years, including the large increases in highly volatile and highly flammable terpenes in both dicot and monocot plants