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WHO definition of health has a very broad scope that includes social well-being as an integral part of health. Consequently, anything that affects person’s social well-being can, and should, be considered as a potential health risk/effect. This includes exposures to … Continue reading
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Over the recent years, there were numerous complaints about the reliance of the WHO EMF Project solely on the opinions of the ICNIRP. In fact, the WHO EMF Project could be considered as “front” for the opinions of ICNIRP. It … Continue reading
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…updated on April 3rd, 2018… It happened again – a big surprise. Scientists decided that NTP study shows effects in rats. When group of experts is assembled and the experts’ careers do not depend, in either direct or indirect way, … Continue reading
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Open Letter is available in pdf format from this link: Open Letter on the EHS research (dated) February 4, 2018 To the attention of: The World Health Organization: Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus; info@who.int; @DrTedros; @DrTedros.Official The WHO EMF Project: Head … Continue reading
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WHO Global Conference on Noncommunicable diseases: Enhancing policy coherence between different spheres of policy making that have a bearing on attaining SDG target 3.4 on NCDs by 2030. Montevideo, Uruguay, October 18-20 2017. One of the documents of the conference … Continue reading
Recently, I came across two short videos recorded in 2016 in Stockholm. The occasion was the seminar at the SSI concerning health effects of EMF. In these videos, Emilie van Deventer, Head of the WHO EMF Project and Eric van … Continue reading
At the recent BioEM2017 meeting in Hangzhou, China, I spoke at length with Emilie van Deventer (EvD), Head of the WHO EMF Project, about the current status of the work on the Environmental Health Criteria (EHC) for the RF-EMF. Emilie … Continue reading
