Electromagnetic Field News
On November 7, 2024, I asked Grok 2 AI, an artificial intelligence application, to answer the following questions: What are the biological effects of an increase in free radicals in the body? Do free radicals cause cancer? Does… Read More
May 17, 2020. I was interviewed about 5G by Dr. Alexander Mostovoy (Toronto). Here is the link to the 48 minute Zoom interview.
May 4, 2020. I just got the link to a zoom interview I did with André Fauteux of La Maison du 21e siècle. Click here to watch the interview. It is 1:12:30 long and I do a keynote… Read More
April 11, 2020. I just received this pdf from Dr. Denis Henshaw in the UK. I thought it was so well researched and so well written that I asked permission to post it on my website. He agreed… Read More
March 29, 2018. The Environmental Health Matters Initiative of the National Academies has the following mandate based on their website: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH MATTERS INITIATIVE (EHMI) is a new, large-scale effort of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine to work across… Read More
March 24, 2018: A new Italian publication (in press) confirms results obtained by the recent U.S. NTP (National Toxicology Program) research that rats exposed to radiation from a cell phone develop tumours. In both studies two types of tumours… Read More
Ionizing radiation increases free radicals in the body directly. Non-ionizing radiation increases free radicals in the body indirectly, by interfering with repair mechanisms that neutralize free radicals. Free radicals are carcinogenic. Therefore by interfering with the body’s ability to repair free radical damage, microwave radiation is also carcinogenic.
July 5, 2016. I recently learned that Wi-Fried, produced by Maryanne Demasi and aired on ABC, Catalyst in Australia, has been removed from public viewing. As a scientist who does research in this area I find this documentary… Read More
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January 6, 2012. It is turning out not to be a good year for mobile phone users and for the naysayers who are trying to convince everyone that mobile phones are safe. The long-awaited Cardis study, published January… Read More
