Another take on relationships of journalist and scientist

The post below I have written in 2011, just after I returned from the IARC 2011 classification of RF as possible carcinogen (2B). Now, dealing with hidden censorship I remembered this post and… after reading I still consider it valid, … Continue reading →

Statement of Finland’s Sitra on the 5G deployment

Sitra (Finnish: Suomen itsenäisyyden juhlarahasto), the Finnish Innovation Fund, is an independent public foundation which operates directly under the supervision of the Finnish Parliament (Wikipedia link). In response to the request from the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Finland, … Continue reading →

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USA Senate hearing 2019: 5G safety relies solely on “low-power assumption”: Déjà vu all-over again

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5G technology and health & environment = FLYING BLIND On February 6, 2019, took place hearing before the US Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, on the future of the 5G wireless technology. U.S. Senator, Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), was concerned … Continue reading →

Guest blog from Olli Tammilehto: LYING IS AN ECONOMIC NECESSITY

UPDATED on August 29 with link to German language version of this blog (see below) This is the next in a series of guest blogs on BRHP. The opinions expressed in it are of Olli Tammilehto himself. Publication of these opinions … Continue reading →

Guest bloggers are welcome

From time to time I received inquiries about guest blogging. Scientists and non-scientists asked whether I would be interested to post on this BRHP site blogs written by others. I decided that it might be indeed a good idea and, … Continue reading →

• It’s the epidemiology, stupid!

The known, to many, phrase “It’s the economy, stupid!” was brought into the politics by James Carville, adviser to the Bill Clinton 1992 presidential campaign. Since then this phrase has entered the main stream media and is used in different … Continue reading →

• Science and News Media

From years of reading in the news media about the possibility of health effects associated with the exposure to mobile phone radiation, I got an impression that the information field has been dominated by two types of activists. One type … Continue reading →