No increase in brain tumours in the Nordic countries The incidence of glioma - the most common form of brain tumour - is not increasing in the Nordic countries, contradicting the claim that mobile phone use is a cause of the disease. ... click here for more information
Assessment of RF Exposures from Emerging Wireless Communication Technologies in Different Environments Assessment of RF Exposures from Emerging Wireless Communication Technologies in Different Environments In situ electromagnetic (EM) radio frequency (RF) exposure to base stations of emerging wireless technologies is assessed at 311 locations, 68 indoor and ... click here for more information
Science & Wireless 2011 "IARC Explained" online presentation with Dr Robert Bann from IARC The Australian Science Wireless 2011 event provided a unique opportunity for scientists, regulators, industry specialists and members of the community to meet and exchange views on Radiofrequency (including mobile phones) and health in a public forum. ... click here for more information
Australia - Cancer council launches 'i heard' website to dispel myths about cancer The Cancer Council Australia has launched a new web site called iheard which has been created to dispel the many myths, rumours and fanciful claims about cancer including mobile phones. ... click here for more information
European Commission - SCENIHR asked to examine new scientific evidence The European Commission has requested the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) to update its previous opinions on the potential health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF). ... click here for more information
Australia - Researchers Find Mobile Phones dont effect Sleep University of Sydney researchers have debunked the widespread belief that technological devices such as computers and mobile phones are increasingly eating into our sleep, in a paper published in the December issue of the Medical Journal of Australia. ... click here for more information
Spain: Scientific Advisory Committee CCARS finds no evidence that Wi-Fi effects schoolchildren Spain - The Scientific Advisory Committee on Radio Frequencies and Health (CCARS) has drafted a report analysing the possible health effect of Wi-Fi systems, which overwhelmingly concludes that, at least to date, there is absolutely no scientific evidence that exposure to the low emission levels of these systems produces adverse health effects in schoolchildren.
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The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) says smart meter exposure is very low. The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) says smart meter exposure is very low. ... click here for more information
European Commission 2011 International Scientific Conference on EMF and Health The Presentations from the 2011 European Commission International Scientific Conference on EMF and Health in Belgium, are now available online. ... click here for more information
Mobile telecommunications and health : Report of an investigation into an alleged cancer cluster in UK An investigation into an alleged cancer cluster in Sandwell, West Midlands, UK following the installation of a nearby base station has not established a link to cancer. ... click here for more information
Systematic review of wireless phone use and brain cancer and other head tumors This paper published in Bio Electro Magnetics (Oct 2011) is a systematic review of scientific studies to evaluate whether the use of wireless phones is linked to an increased incidence of the brain cancer glioma or other tumors of the head ... click here for more information
Mobile Phone SAR Measurements Video Have you ever wondered how mobile phones are tested for SAR compliance? ... click here for more information
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