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Scientific Electromagnetic Field “EMF” Studies
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Biological Mechanisms:
Neurological Interactions:
König (1974) and Wever (1974) prove that ELF EMR interacts with and interferes with human brains at extremely low field intensities.
Calcium Ion Homeostasis:
Blackman (1990) concludes that there is overwhelming evidence that EMR alters cellular calcium ion homeostasis, down to 0.08m W/cm2, Schwartz et al. (1990).
Chromosome Aberrations:
Fourteen studies show that RF/MW causes significant chromosome damage, four with dose response relationships and one recorded a dose related cell death rate; Heller and Teixeira-Pinto (1959), Tonascia and Tonascia (1996) [cited in Goldsmith (1997b)], Sagripanti and Swicord (1986), Garaj-Vrhovac et al. (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998), Maes et al. (1993), Timchenko and Ianchevskaia (1995), Balode (1996), Haider et al. (1994), Vijayalaxmi et al. (1997), Tice, Hook and McRee (1999).
DNA strand breakage:
Four independent laboratories observe significant DNA damage, including two for cell phone radiation, down to 1 m W/cm2, Phillips et al. (1998). Lai and Singh (1995, 1996, 1997), Sarkar, Ali and Behari (1994), Verschave et al. (1994), including a dose response relationship, Lai and Singh (1996).
Neoplastic Transformation of Cells:
Balcer-Kubiczek and Harrison (1991) observed a significant dose response in cells exposed to microwaves.
Oncogene Activity:
Two laboratories show that cell phone radiation significantly alters proto oncogene activity; Ivaschuk et al. (1997) and Goswami et al. (1999).
Melatonin Reduction:
Fourteen studies show that EMR across the spectrum from ELF to RF/MW reduces melatonin in people.
Wang (1989) who found that workers who were more highly exposed to RF/MW had a dose-response increase in serotonin, and hence indicates a reduction in melatonin. Abelin (1999) reported significant reductions from SW radio exposure, Burch et al. (1997) with a combination of 60 Hz fields and cell phone use and Arnetz et al. (1996) with VDTs.
ELF exposure reduced melatonin in Wilson et al. (1990), Graham et al. (1994), Wood et al. (1998), Karasek et al. (1998), and Burch et al. (1997, 1998, 1999a), Juutilainen et al. (2000) and Graham et al. (2000); Pfluger et al. (1996)[16.7 Hz] and geomagnetic activity, Burch et al. (1999b).
Immune system impairment by EMR
Impairment of the immune system is related to calcium ion efflux, Walleczek (1992) and to reduced melatonin, Reiter and Robinson (1995). Cossarizza et al. (1993) showed that ELF fields increased both the spontaneous and PHA and TPA- induced production of interleukin-1 and IL-6 in human peripheral blood. Rats exposed to microwaves showed a significant reduction in splenic activity of natural killer (NK) cells, Nakamura et al. (1997).
Quan et al. (1992) showed that microwave heating of human breast milk highly significantly suppressed the specific immune system factors for E.Coli bacteria compared with conventional heating. Dmoch and Moszczynski (1998) found that microwave exposed workers had decreased NK cells and a lower value of the T-helper/T-suppressor ratio was found. Moszczynski et al. (1999) observed increased IgG and IgA and decreased lymphocytes and T8 cells in TV signal exposed workers.
Chronic, 25 year, exposure to an extremely low intensity (<0.1m W/cm2) 156-162 MHz, 24.4 Hz pulse frequency, radar signal in Latvia produced significant alterations in the immune system factors of exposed villagers, Bruvere et al. (1998).
Biological Mechanism Conclusions:
EMR is shown to alter cellular calcium ions, significantly increase chromosome aberrations, DNA strand breakage, neoplastic transformation of cells, reduce melatonin, enhance oncogene activity and impair the immune system. This is a coherent, consistent and overwhelming set of evidence to show that EMR is genotoxic.
When coupled with the epidemiological evidence of cancer, there is compelling evidence that EMR is genotoxic, and hence is carcinogenic and teratogenic.
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Clusters in England
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Continuation of the medical investigation with Saint-Cyr military school
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Is my cancer linked to forest of phone masts?
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EMR Reduces Melatonin in Animals and People
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Hypothesis cause of the rise in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder ADHD are mobile phones and masts
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MOBILES ‘PUT KIDS AT RISK OF AUTISM AND BRAIN TUMOURS’
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Increase in Autism incidence, tentative association with other
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Hazards of RF MW radiation and EMF in populated areas
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Dr Carlo’s visit to the UK
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HEALTH WARNING CALL FOR MOBILE PHONES
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Dr Mike Repacholi: Industry consultant and ex leader for WHO???
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WHO: One billion people affected by neurological diseases
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THE UGLINESS OF THE INSTALLMENTS IS UNACCEPTABLE FOR THE SIGHT AND THE
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The End Is Near
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More Cell-phone Sickness?
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Mobile Headache
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On Second-Hand RF Radiation
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Alzheimers: we can’t afford to wait 5-10 years for “truth”
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EMF/EMR causes AGING
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Is there a connection between the rise in electrosmog and the
weakening of the immune system?
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Variable effects of thyroid disorders
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The Emerging Global Pattern of Insect Pollinator Decline
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Cell users throw safety measures to the winds
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Cables ‘safer’ than mobile masts
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New Budapest building shields residents from electrosmog
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Campaigners fight plans for 81ft mobile phone mast
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Mast planning rules shake-up
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Application for phone mast
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Surprise over phone mast victory
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Worthing fights three mobile masts
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Community trust veto on mobile phone masts
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School opposes phone mast proposal
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Firm challenges decision to reject phone mast bid
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Families take on phone mast threat
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‘Wi-fi’ fear parents should stop moaning and take kids away
http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/3386521/
CALL FOR PHONE MASTS REVIEW
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Locals in dark on phone mast
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Phone company renews bid for controversial Foxford mast
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INSPECTOR EXAMINES PHONE MAST APPEAL
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Speed cameras could trap drivers on the phone
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OMS: 1 milliard de personnes touchées par des maladies neurologiques
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Next-up news n°195
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Next-up news n°196
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Next-up news n°197
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News from Mast Sanity
Omega-News Collection 3. March 2007
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vitro
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Autism Incidence and EMF
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The Effect of Cell Phone Radiation on the Red Blood Cell
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Childhood leukemia: electric and magnetic fields as possible risk factors
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Neurobiological effects of microwave exposure: a review focused on
morphological findings in experimental animals
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GSM association: INTERPHONE and other “science milestones”
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The radiation from mobile phones and masts cannot cause cancer?
http://omega.twoday.net/stories/3329752/
Do You Have Microwave Sickness? (Update)
http://omega.twoday.net/stories/3277817/
Professor Anders Ahlbom had been in the Swedish Tobacco Company medical
advising board until 1996
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Environmental pollution by microwave radiation: a potential threat to
human health
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How shall we cope with the increasing amounts of airborne radiation?
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How the Health Council of the Netherlands misleads the public
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It seems that the tide has already turned in France
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3GSM World Congress Barcelona 2007
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Tighter laws on mobile phone antennas
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PLANNING APPLICATIONS TURNED DOWN
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Mast bid reinstated by Government
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Outcry over the city schools cashing in on mobile masts
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Phone mast goes up despite protest
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Residents say no to phone mast
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Approval sends clear message on aerials
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Demos planned over mast
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PROTESTERS STOP MAST AGAIN
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PARENTS’ ANGER AT PHONE MAST PLANS
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We don’t want masts near our homes
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”˜We’ll fight to the finish’
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Radiation fear at schools
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“Cheeky” phone company masters council planning laws
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Plans for Villiers mast shot down by An Bord Pleanala
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”˜Sneaky’ phone firm moves
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Families’ phone mast fight
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Residents fight new mast plans
http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/3328834/
Phone giant’s victory for taller mast
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BUSINESSMEN TELL OF PHONE MAST CONCERNS
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Radar: Father of the Microwave Oven
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Mobile Phone Radiation Hazards
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