Report from the BioEM2016

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The 23-pages Report from the BioEM2016 is available (BIOEM2016_Report _DL_Final). From the Introduction and Contents: BioEM2016 conference took place on June 6 -10, 2016 in Ghent, Belgium. Seen here is the view of the conference site, Het Pand, the large … Continue reading →

False claims of the study published in PLoS ONE – immediate retraction is needed

On January 13, 2016, was published in the journal PLoS ONE an article “Anthropogenic Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields Elicit Neuropathic Pain in an Amputation Model” by Bryan Black, Rafael Granja-Vazquez, Benjamin R. Johnston, Erick Jones, and Mario Romero-Ortega. Claims made by … 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’s presentation in Belgrade, Serbia

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Today, Oct. 24, 2015, I spoke on RF and health at the meeting in Belgrade, Serbia, attended, among others, by some governmental officials. I spoke about the shortcomings in the quality of the human studies (epidemiology & EHS), including radiation … Continue reading →

BioEM2015: Yet another, absolutely unreliable but peer-reviewed study

There is a serious problem with all to date published epidemiology and human studies because nearly all of them present cell phone radiation exposure as minutes/day of cell phone use. This is a wrong “measure” of radiation exposure and it … Continue reading →

Monitoring temperature changes in brain exposed to cell phone radiation

updated Jan 22, 2013; Melbourne, Australia; Jan. 21, 2013: In my written testimony, submitted for the hearing before the US Senate in September 2009, I have written the following, concerning the impact of cell phone radiation on brain temperature (bold … Continue reading →

• Thermal or Non-Thermal: That is the Question

This blog was posted previously on 8.06.2009 on http://www.stuk.fi/ When in year 2000 I began to attend the bioelectromagnetics scientific meetings I noticed that if someone commented that “the observed effects might be of thermal nature” this was the most … Continue reading →