WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?
We encourage wider understanding of the science of radio frequency and health. This page contains external links to sources of authoritative information. International Organisations & Initiatives > World Health Organisation International EMF Project, Geneva, Switzerland
> EMF-NET An EU project on the effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields on public health and in the workplace > IARC International Agency for Research on Cancer > ICNIRP International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection > International Electrotechnical Commission An international body that develops standards for electrical and electronic equipment > GSM Association An international association of mobile network operators > Mobile Manufacturers Forum (MMF) An international association of mobile handset and equipment manufacturers > Bioelectromagnetics Society A society promoting scientific research of EMF and biological interaction > Emerging EMF Technologies & Health Risk Management - European Cooperation in Science Technology Research > European Commission - EMF & Health Information National Organisations & Initiatives > Australian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) > ARPANSA EMF and Health Fact Sheets > Australian Communication and Media Authority (ACMA) > Elettra 2000 Consortium > Australian Centre for Radio frequency Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) > Australian Science Week - (communication technology and health) > FEMU > French Health and Radio frequencies foundation > Health Protection Agency (UK) > Health Canada - Consumer Radiation > Health Council of the Netherlands > Independent Expert Group on Mobile Phones (UK Stewart Group) > National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health (Canada) > Sense about Science (UK) - Making Sense of Radiation > Swedish Radiation Safety Authority > Swiss Federal Office of Public Health > Swiss Research Foundation on Mobile Communication > UK Mobile Operators Association > Mobile telecommunications Health Research (MTHR) > US Federal Communications Commission - wireless technology FAQ's > US Food and Drug Administration - information on cell phones > US National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety - Phones & Health
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