Yes. Research shows that wireless radio frequency radiation can damage the blood brain barrier. Radiofrequency radiation exposure has also been shown to affect the permeability of the blood-brain barrier (BBB), as well as altering the expression of microRNA within the...
Cell phone, cell towers, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth all use wireless frequencies to transmit data. Hundreds of studies have been published clearly documenting that this type of wireless radiation can cause harm. European Parliament requested a research report “Health...
Is there a link between cell phone placement and breast cancer? This is what you need to know: Cellphones are two-way microwave radios that should not be kept directly on the body. The soft fatty tissue of the breast readily absorbs cell phone radiation. Case Reports...
Environmental Health Trust answers questions about cell phone radiation and the fine print warnings. Do Cell Phone Companies Tell Us That Phones Should be Used at a Distance From the Body? Answer: Yes. Although most of us are unaware that cell phones emit a type of...
Publication: Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care TITLE: WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES, NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AND CHILDREN: IDENTIFYING AND REDUCING HEALTH RISKS Authors: Devra Davis, PhD, MPH, Linda Birnbaum, PhD, Paul Ben-Ishai, PhD, Hugh...
Children are more vulnerable to cell phone radiation due to their rapidly developing brains, thinner skulls and lifetime of exposure. Children absorb more radiation deeper into critical brain centers compared to adults. Both magnetic field (2002) and radiofrequency...
The widespread use of wireless technology is rapidly increasing our exposure to radiofrequency radiation (RFR). There is now substantial published, peer-reviewed scientific evidence indicating that wireless radiation can have a variety of harmful effects–even at...
The following timeline is reposted from Science Corruption. 1992 Feb 4: The Food & Drug Administration (FDA), which had many biological scientists but only a few staff radio engineers at its Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), began to get concerned...
