Spanish translation of my BRHP blog published on March 22, 2021

My blog: Overwhelming power of ICNIRP opinions through backing from GSMA, MWF & telecoms: WHO and governmental agencies, like ARPANSA, BfS, TNO, STUK et al., meekly follow and disseminate misinformation on 5G millimeter-waves’ safety research …is now available in Spanish: … Continue reading →

Overwhelming power of ICNIRP opinions through backing from GSMA, MWF & telecoms: WHO and governmental agencies, like ARPANSA, BfS, TNO, STUK et al., meekly follow and disseminate misinformation on 5G millimeter-waves’ safety research

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In 2020, ICNIRP has published an updated safety guidelines for EMF exposures that consider solely thermal effects of radiation exposure as the source of any health effects. In ICNIRP’s opinion, prevention of thermal effects, by the currently used safety limits, … Continue reading →

ARPANSA’s unfounded claims on 5G safety – Nature Publisher should be embarrassed and retract!

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…This blog is first, about something funny, but then comes something not funny at all. Bear with me till the end… Few days ago two review articles on 5G millimeter-waves were published by scientists from Australia. The articles in question … Continue reading →

This is Big News from USA: Yet another expert considers RF as probably carcinogenic

I have written, on several occasions, about the differences between ICNIRP opinions and opinions of ICNIRP members when placed in non-ICNIRP scientific committees. There is something wrong with ICNIRP, that operates in detachment from science in general and thrives thanks … Continue reading →

Clear indication that ICNIRP review of science is skewed and should be independently validated

In this blog, published from 2009, first on website of STUK – Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority and subsequently transferred to the current site, I have criticized ICNIRP on many occasions. In my recently published blogs I have pointed out … Continue reading →

From Australia on EU REFLEX Project and Alexander Lerchl, by Vic Leach and Steve Weller of ORSAA

This is Guest Opinion from ORSAA members Vic Leach and Steve Weller: The REFLEX project (2000-2004) was the early warning signs to industry that we are possible dealing with a carcinogenic agent in wireless communication. In fact, the WHO International … Continue reading →

BERENIS disagrees with ICNIRP

In my earlier blog I wrote about the disagreement of opinions between science committee in The Netherlands and ICNIRP and, pointed out that Eric van Rongen was member of both groups, meaning he backed up both, opposing, opinions. Similar thing … Continue reading →