Nothing personal but… shoddy science makes another physicist to advise Martin L. Pall

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Because of its importance, I am posting here, in full, comment submitted today by Leendert Vriens of stopumts.nl . The message from Leendert Vriens was sent to Martin Pall already on June 14, 2021. ******************** On June 14 I [Leendert … Continue reading →

Debunking Martin L. Pall’s “bad science 2021”; part 3/3

Ken Foster and Quirino Balzano have just published a letter in which they respond to unfounded claims on 5G, made by Martin L. Pall. On May 26th, 2021, Martin L. Pall has published review article: ‘Millimeter (MM) wave and microwave … Continue reading →

The so-called ‘Scientific Consensus International Report’ by Belpomme and 31 co-authors is a perpetuation of poor quality research and scientific data, with the hope that when repeated again and again it will become a “better science”

There are strange things happening in EMF research that those not involved in might wonder and not understand. Two groups of scientists, with entirely opposing views on interpretation of the available scientific evidence, claim to represent the current consensus opinions … Continue reading →

Sweet dreams and bitter regrets to all of us… genuinely interested in finding what are RF-EMF effects on human body

Do you ever wonder what our knowledge on RF-EMF and health would be if some promising science projects would not be terminated… Every now and then, one can hear about scientists whose projects were terminated prematurely, for a variety of … Continue reading →

Leszczynski’s review of EHS science is available on-line

…see below for the UPDATE… Dariusz Leszczynski’s “Review of the scientific evidence on the individual sensitivity to electromagnetic fields (EHS)” has been published in the Reviews on Environmental Health. It is an open access article, freely downloadable. Large portion of … Continue reading →

5G Deployment: it is like being in the midst of the forest fire, and the fireman asks: do we need any water?

Wireless communication is here for already several decades. Radiation-emitting base stations are deployed throughout the environment where humans, users of wireless communication, reside. International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, the self-proclaimed decider of what is safe and what is not, … Continue reading →

Impact Factor announcement

Dear Friends and Colleagues Scientists, It is my pleasure to inform that the newest 2020 Impact Factor of the ‘Radiation and Health’ specialty of the Frontiers in Public Health journal has increased to 3.709. Dariusz Leszczynski, Chief Editor of ‘R&H’