News Center: Papers and Articles Archive
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“Taken together, this suggests that the low intensity radiation emitted by a commercial GSM 900 MHz cell phone can result in either decrease of DNA strand breaks; or otherwise induce substantial DNA damage in cells of the developing bird embryo depending on the duration of the exposure. See also the group's earlier paper in Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine.
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This new French study supports "the hypothesis that living <50 m from a 225 or 400 kV high-voltage overhead power line may be associated with an increased incidence of childhood acute leukemia."
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"The results showed an increased risk for ADHD symptoms in association with heavier voice call mobile phone use among children exposed to lead."
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“Our study shows that exploratory activity, which is associated with physiological increases in neuronal activity and the encoding of new information, causes widespread increases in neuronal DSBs.”
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“[O]ur study indicates that mobile phone users experience considerable oxidative stress on proximal tissue as shown in the saliva, which mostly originates from the parotid glands. Oxidative stress is a potential contributor for the risk for developing cancer…” (from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technlogy in Haifa).
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“These data implicate bioelectric signaling in the induction of tumors by oncogenes, revealing a new layer of regulation in cancer biology.” (Open access)
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“Like visual cues, floral electric fields exhibit variations in pattern and structure, which can be discriminated by bumblebees. ”
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“It appears there are similarities between those who live in isolation due to MCS or EHS and hermits that lived previously. The similarities focus on problems living in society, compulsion to flee, a sense of persecution, and ideas of fighting for an under-recognized cause.”
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posted online February 7, 2013. "These results provide the first empirical evidence of geomagnetic imprinting in any species …"
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PLoS1, published online January 23, 2013, from Zhengping Xu's lab in Hangzhou, China.
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by Poland's Stan Szmigielski, posted online by Electromagnetic Medicine and Biology, on January 15, 2013: "[S]o far, the published studies do not show that mobile phones can increase considerably the risk of cancer. This conclusion is backed up by the lack of a solid biological mechanism, and the fact that brain cancer rates are not going up significantly. However, all of the studies so far have weaknesses, which make it impossible to entirely rule out a risk."
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A revision of the 2007 report by leaders of the anti-establishment, public health, EMF community. More than a dozen detailed reviews, edited by Cindy Sage and David Carpenter.
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Environment International, January 2013. From The Netherlands. “[I]t is possible to conclude that there is an urgent need for repetitions of experiments and field studies … in order to confirm the presence/absence of effects.”
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PLoS1, published online November 26, 2012. From Zheijang University in Hangzhou, China: "Our data suggest a slight but significant ALS risk increase among those with job titles related to relatively high levels of ELF-EMF exposure."
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research, posted online November 9. Exposures of 1 V/m at 900 MHz for 5 weeks led to energy saving processes.
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PLoS1, September 2012. Effects following exposure to 120 μW/cm² for 1 hr a day for 3 days. From China.
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Perspectives in Public Health, November 2012.