The (unmentioned) Risk of Bias (RoB) of the Systematic Review on RF-EMF and Cancer

Correction: this sentence was incorrect and is removed with my sincere apology: “This systematic review is a part of the ongoing WHO review of the science of RF-EMF and health.” Yesterday, been has published a systematic review ‘In vivo Studies … Continue reading →

Video of Leszczynski’s lecture in Reykjavik on Feb. 24, 2017

updated on March 15 with a video from the discussion session where I am speaking about 5G Here is the video of my talk in Iceland. Slides in pdf format are available from this link. … and fragment from discussion … Continue reading →

Leszczynski’s blog post on The Conversation UK

…posted on The Conversation UK on Aug. 8, 2016 at 2.57pm BST… reached 10.000+ readers on Aug. 10, 2016 at 8.40am… Today, August 8, 2016, I published my first (hopefully not the last) opinion on The Conversation, UK site. I … Continue reading →

BioEM2016: The NTP study (part 2/3)

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The most anticipated event of the BioEM2016 was the last moment addition of the presentation of the US NIEHS National Toxicology Program study on effects of cell phone radiation in rats and mice. The 8AM Wednesday plenary session was provocatively … Continue reading →

Leszczynski’s presentation at the EMANET2015 in Mersin, Turkey

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Today, Nov. 13 (Friday), 2015, I spoke on wireless communication and health at the electromagnetics meeting EMANET2015 in Mersin, Turkey. EMANET meetings are organized every two years. The first and the second meetings were organized in Istanbul. This year’s, the … Continue reading →

Leszczynski to lecture in Serbia and Turkey

I will be giving  a lecture at a meeting in Belgrade, Serbia in October and a key-note presentation at a meeting in Turkey in November. Slides of the presentations will be uploaded in due time on SlideShare. For now, for … Continue reading →

Carcinogenicity of Cell Phone Radiation: 2B or not 2B…

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… this post is open for comments … In May/June 2011, 30 experts (I was one of them) invited by the WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), gathered in Lyon to discuss the scientific studies on radio-frequency electromagnetic … Continue reading →