Guest Blog from Mike Repacholi

see also: Leszczynski responds to comments in Repacholi’s guest blog commenting period for this guest blog has ended This is the first guest blog on BRHP. The opinions expressed in it are of Mike Repacholi himself. Publication of these opinions … Continue reading →

Recently in Finnish newsmedia

Recently some Finnish newspapers published critical stories concerning the end of the research of the biological effects of cell phone radiation at STUK (see links below). Ended were not only the laboratory studies on cells but also the human volunteer … Continue reading →

• How was the passing OLD YEAR 2011?

As Christmas is over and the New Year 2012 is fast approaching this is the time of the year when we look back at what was achieved during the past 12 months. Let’s briefly look at several areas such as: … Continue reading →

• “Nothing New Under the Sky” – the new WHO Research Agenda

  WHO has released  2010 Research Agenda for Radiofrequency Fields (http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2010/9789241599948_eng.pdf). It is new but, to my great disappointment, there is nothing new. The opinion, as expected is very much influenced by the ICNIRP. Out of the 19 experts who … Continue reading →

• Yale University’s journal on mobile phones

  Yale University’s online journal e360 (http://e360.yale.edu/) has published a story, by Bruce Stutz, about the mobile phones and health. I have been interviewed and some of the opinions presented in my Science Blog were used for the story. You can read it here:  (http://e360.yale.edu/content/feature.msp?id=2300).  The … Continue reading →

• We need to continue research on the effects of mobile phone radiation

On January 8th, 2010, the major Finnish newspaper, “Helsingin sanomat“, has published as a “front page” guest editorial (vieraskyna/pääkirjoitus) my text concerning the need for further research on the effects of the mobile phone radiation. The original text (in Finnish) can … Continue reading →

• Washington conference and US Senate hearing on mobile phones and health

updated October 5th, 2009 For many years Europe has led the way in mobile phone research because the funding was available there. In the present situation of scientific uncertainty in this area, research community is hoping that US would get … Continue reading →