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“A Comprehensive Review of 5G NR RF-EMF Exposure Assessment Technologies: Fundamentals, Advancements, Challenges, Niches and Implications,” Environmental Research, November 2024. Sees need for “low-cost measurement devices” and “real-time, fast-sampling solutions to understand the highly irregular temporal variations EMF distribution in next-generation networks.” Open access.

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“The exposure to ELF EMFs Inhibits the Growth and Potentiates the Sensitivity to Chemotherapy of Bidimensional and Tridimensional Human Osteosarcoma Models,” BioMedicine & Pharmacotherapy, July 17, 2024 . Specific frequencies were effective for different cell lines. “Altogether, this novel evidence opens new avenues to the clinical applications of ELF-EMF in oncology.” From Italy. Open access.

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“Literature Review: Potential Non-Thermal Molecular Effects of External RF EMFs on Cancer,” International Journal of Hyperthermia, July 17, 2024. “The existent literature points toward a yet untapped therapeutic potential of RF-EMF treatment, which might aid in damaging cancer cells through bioelectrical and electromechanical molecular mechanisms while minimizing adverse effects on healthy tissue cells.”

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“A Critical Appraisal of the WHO 2024 Systematic Review of the Effects of RF-EMF Exposure on Tinnitus, Migraine/Headache, and Non-Specific Symptoms,” Reviews on Environmental Health, July 15, 2024. “We call for a retraction of SR7 and an impartial investigation by unconflicted experts of the currently available evidence and future research priorities.” Open access.

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“WHO To Build Neglect of RF-EMF Exposure Hazards on Flawed EHC reviews? Case Study Demonstrates How “No Hazards” Conclusion Is Drawn from Data Showing Hazards,” Reviews on Environmental Health, July 10, 2024. In-depth analysis of one of WHO’s EMF Project’s RF systematic reviews —on pregnancy & birth outcomes. “The errors, flaws and omissions are grave enough to render [it] unscientific and unethical, and it should therefore be retracted.” Open access.

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Epidemiological Exploration of the Impact of Bluetooth Headset Usage on Thyroid Nodules using Shapley Additive Explanations Method,” Scientific Reports, June 21, 2024.
“Prolonged & frequent use of Bluetooth headphones may be associated with an increased risk of developing thyroid nodules, potentially linked to cumulative effects of NIR emitted by headphones on the thyroid gland.” From China and Malaysia. Open access.

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“Why Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) is a Biologically Expected Reaction to Harmful Radiation,” Umwelt-Medizin-Gesellschaft, Vol.37, No.2, 2024. “EHS must be recognized as an illness.” New from Diagnose:Funk. Available in German and in English.

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“Electromagnetic Force from Electric Vehicles: Potential EM Interference Source for Subcutaneous Implantable Defibrillator,” PACE, June 3, 2024. EMFs (20-60 Hz) in a Model 3 Tesla electric car could potentially interfere with the operation of implanted defibrillators.

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“Prey Can Detect Predators via Electroreception in Air,” PNAS, May 20, 2024. “We show predatory wasps are charged, thus emit electric fields & caterpillars respond to such fields with defensive behaviors.” We provide “direct evidence for a driver of evolution by natural selection: ecologically relevant static electricity.”

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“Impact of Specific EM Radiation on Wakefulness in Mice,” PNAS (Proceedings of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences), April 1, 2024. “Alteration of sleep behavior by EMR depends upon not just carrier frequency but also frequency and mode of the modulation.” From China.

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“Neurological Illness and National Security: Lessons to Be Learned,” JAMA, March 18, 2024. Sharply-worded editorial on two new NIH studies on Havana Syndrome by David Relman of Stanford University.

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“‘Tumor Treating Fields’ Delivered via EM Induction Have Varied Effects Across Glioma Cell Lines and Electric Field Amplitudes,” American Journal of Cancer Research, February 28, 2024. “In summary, we have illustrated that the impact of Tumor Treating Fields can yield highly diverse effects on gene expression within distinct GBM stem cell lines.” Open access.

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“Health and Environmental Effects to Wildlife from Radio Telemetry and Tracking Devices—State of the Science and Best Management Practices,” Frontiers in Veterinary Sciences, March 6, 2024. By Albert Manville, Blake Levitt and Henry Lai. Open access. “We need to seriously question if the continued use of radio tracking devices, gear, and technologies are worth their impacts on the species whose populations we supposedly are trying to protect and maintain.”

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“Changes in Honey Bee Nutrition After Exposure to RF EMF,” The European Zoological Journal, February, 9, 2024. “RF EMFs disturb honey bee nutrition. The changes in the analyzed indicators may have long-term effects.” Open access.

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“Interactions Between Electromagnetic Radiation and Biological Systems,” iScience, March 15, 2024. Major review from China, with more than 230 references. Open access.

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“Mobile Phone Use and Brain Tumour Risk – COSMOS, a Prospective Cohort Study,” Environment International, March 1, 2024. “Our findings suggest that the cumulative amount of mobile phone use is not associated with the risk of developing glioma, meningioma or acoustic neuroma.” Yet, there appears to be support for unexplained reports of increases in GBMs in the same COSMOS countries. More...

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“A Study on Effects of Cell Phone Tower–Emitted Non-Ionizing Radiations in an Allium cepa Test System,” Environmental Monitoring Assessment, February 13, 2024. Onion roots exposed to ~1-13 µW/cm² RF from cell towers showed “enhancement of oxidative stress and genotoxicity.” The higher the exposure, the greater the effect. Levels are orders of magnitude lower than most exposure limits. From Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, India.

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A Meta-Analysis of the Risk of Salivary Gland Tumors Associated with Mobile Phone Use: The Importance of Correct Exposure Assessment,” Reviews of Environmental Health, July 21, 2022. “This meta-analysis found no significant association between mobile phone usage and salivary gland tumors. However, these results were susceptible to selection and recall bias, and were predicated on poor exposure assessment, precluding firm conclusions from being drawn.” From Australia

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“Biological Effects of Magnetic Storms and ELF Magnetic Fields,” Biology, December 8, 2023. A major review, with 362 references, from the Prokhorov General Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. Open access.

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“Sleeper Cells,” The New Yorker, December 12, 2023. Siddhartha Mukherjee looks at promotion as the mechanism that explains the link between air pollution and lung cancer. Context here.

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