This paper details the theoretical base and the experimental research that demonstrates how EMFs can affect the concentration of radicals, change the growth rate of cells and ultimately lead to biological effects, such as aging, cancer, and Alzheimer’s. Some Effects...
The International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (ICBE-EMF) ICBE-EMF scientists report that exposure limits for radiofrequency (or wireless) radiation set by ICNIRP and the FCC are based on invalid assumptions and outdated science, and...
November 12, 2012: Scientists provide an update on latest (peer-reviewed) science of prenatal cellphone radiation exposures of tested mammals finding damage to their brains and their offspring. Cell phones are a ubiquitous part of our lives. But, several new,...
Cell phones emit a type of radiation. All cell phones are actually two-way microwave radios that send and receive a type of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation called radiofrequency radiation (RFR). This machine-made radiation is millions of times denser than the...
Welcome Elected Officials, Administrators and Policy Makers Decision makers who give the issue of wireless its due diligence need access to the best available science and current policy developments. Below you will find Q & A plus documents and resources you need...
PRESS ADVISORY A Scientific Workshop of the Bioelectromagnetics Society June 18, 2015 Asilomar, Carmel, California (Carmel, California, June 18, 2015) This hands-on real-time demonstration workshop of the Bioelectromagnetics Society (www.bioem2015.org) ...
This review published in Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine found that among 100 peer-reviewed papers “93 confirmed that RFR induces oxidative effects in biological systems.” Read more
Research on Wireless Radiation and Health Selected Examples of Research for Health Effects Cancer, Reproductive, Heart , Headaches, Neurological, Behavioral, Sleep, and Immune System Please click on the links to go to the online abstract. Cancer: (2011). Non-ionizing...
