Guest Blog: ‘Health Exemption for Firefighters sends a Message to the World’ by Susan Foster

Below is the next in a series of Guest Blogs on BRHP. The opinions expressed in this Guest Blog are of Susan Foster herself. Publication of these opinions in BRHP does not imply that BRHP automatically agrees with or endorses these … Continue reading →

BioEM2017 – just a routine, no exciting studies and no breakthrough studies

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BioEM2017 was held in the West Lake Villa near the West Lake scenic area in Hangzhou, China. The city of Hangzhou is one of the Seven Ancient Capitals of China, and shares with Suzhou the ultimate fame of the “Paradise … Continue reading →

How single-sided, outdated and obsolete will be the EHC RF-EMF when it will be, hopefully, published in 2018?

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UPDATE: this post is being translated to German. Link will be provided once translation is ready. ************ WHO EMF Project, under the ICNIRP’s “supervision”, is preparing the Environmental Health Criteria for radio-frequency modulated electromagnetic fields (EHC RF-EMF). This document will … Continue reading →

Leszczynski slides from the Reykjavik presentation on Feb. 24, 2017

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Here are slides of my presentation in Reykjavik, Iceland: leszczynski-reykjavik-lecture-feb-2017

Alzheimer’s, ICNIRP & 5G: Report from the Science & Wireless 2016, Melbourne, Australia

UPDATE March 6, 2017: This post is also available in German ************ ‘Science & Wireless 2016’ was hosted at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, on November 22, 2016. Program of the event and links … Continue reading →

Mike Repacholi responds to “ICNIRP did it again…”

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…this post is open for comments… Following yesterday’s (April 4, 2016) publication of the blog “ICNIRP did it again…“, I received today (April 5, 2016) message from Mike Repacholi, Chairman Emeritus of ICNIRP. With Mike’s permission I am posting his … Continue reading →

ICNIRP did it again…

For many years I have been complaining about the unbalanced expert composition of the Main Commission of ICNIRP. ICNIRP can, and should, be considered as a “private club” where, members of the new Main Commission are selected by the members … Continue reading →