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  • GBM Brain Tumor Cancer Rising. Impacts of RF Radiation from Wireless Devices?

    New government data, released in May by a member of the Danish Parliament, show a near doubling of this fatal brain tumor, glioblastoma multiforme, since the year 2000. 

  • Phonegate Scandal in Review

    Three years ago to the day, via his blog, Dr. Marc Arazi launched the alert with this article entitled: “Mobile telephony: manufacturers caught in the act of deception“. Indeed, the day before, the National Agency for Health Security, Environment and Labour (ANSES) published an expert report entitled “Radiofrequency Exposure and Child Health”.

  • How to Take Action Against 5G - Max Igan In Conversation With Ray Broomhall

    Australian barrister Raymond Broomhall talks about laws that can be used to stop the installation of 5G antennas.

  • British MPs Concerned About 5G

    I beg to move,

    That this House
    has considered the health-related effects of electromagnetic fields.

  • Message from Ray Broomhall - 5G

    Dear All

    Attached is a link to extremely important UK parliamentary footage.

    I have been assisting many anti 5G groups in the UK lobbying hard to promote the precautinary principle within local councils and the UK parliament.

  • Major Study on Wireless Radiation And Health Risk

    Dr. Ronald Melnick, lead designer of the National Toxicology Program (NTP) study of cell phone radiation, discusses the design of the study and its conclusion: "We should no longer assume that any current or future wireless technology, including 5G, is safe without adequate testing.

  • 11 Reasons to Stop Looking at Your Smartphone

    If you told somebody 50 years ago that the most world-changing invention of the near future would be telephones you could carry around in your pocket, they'd probably look at you like you were insane. But it's true—mobile phones (and the data networks that have grown with them) have drastically reshaped the way we live in thousands of different ways.

  • Henry Lai: Cautionary Words on “Calcium Hypothesis” in the Science of EMF

    Prof Dariusz Lezczynski writes:

    There has been “floated around” opinion that “calcium channels are the main, possibly the sole target for EMFs”. This opinion is somewhat uncritically praised and accepted as sort of proven “dogma” by non-scientist-activists.

  • Can 5G Phased Array Antennas Generate Brillouin Precursors?

    In early 2002 the New York based technical publication, Microwave News published an examination of a rather arcane topic: Brillouin precursors. The issue at that time was non-ionising radiation from the phased array PAVE PAWS radar facility at Cape Cod , Massachusetts, USA. A Brillouin precursor is a very fast pulse of radiation, which when it enters the human body, may generate a burst of energy that can travel much deeper than predicted by conventional models.

  • It’s The Middle of The Night. Do You Know Who Your iPhone is Talking To?

    It’s 3 a.m. Do you know what your iPhone is doing?

    Mine has been alarmingly busy. Even though the screen is off and I’m snoring, apps are beaming out lots of information about me to companies I’ve never heard of. Your iPhone probably is doing the same — and Apple could be doing more to stop it.

  • Ditch the GPS. It’s ruining your brain.

    It has become the most natural thing to do: get in the car, type a destination into a smartphone, and let an algorithm using GPS data show the way. Personal GPS-equipped devices entered the mass market in only the past 15 or so years, but hundreds of millions of people now rarely travel without them. These gadgets are extremely powerful, allowing people to know their location at all times, to explore unknown places and to avoid getting lost.

  • Brain Tumours On The Rise

    If mobile phone radiation increases the risk of brain tumours, wouldn't we expect to see an increase in the numbers of people with these tumours?