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Those under 50 who carried their cell phones below the waist for ~10 years or more had up to a 12-fold higher risk of colorectal cancer.
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Data show that THz radiation has a variety of effects on cells:
• Disruption of cell membranes;
• Formation of pores;
• Activation of ion channels;
• Changes in cell proliferation and viability.
From 🇷🇺.
Open access.
1 THz = 1,000 GHz
link.springer.com/article/10…
Changes in gene expression in GBM cell line by 2.1 GHz #RF at SAR~1 W/Kg.
Published in Bioelectromagnetics, the flagship of the RF /EMF community.
This is not supposed to be possible.
From Turkey 🇹🇷.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
“The ageing state of the cell or body plays a role in determining the biological or health effects of EMF exposure, but the exact effect depends on the specific conditions, and further investigation of the underlying mechanism is needed.”
From China 🇨🇳.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
ICBE-EMF sees 5 flaws in @WHO systematic review of #RF & cancer:
1. Conclusions based on studies with flawed designs;
2. Overreliance on RF exposure categories that don’t reflect actual exposures;
3. Distorted evidence on brain cancer time-trends;
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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4. Understated uncertainty about cancer risk after long latency periods;
5. Failure to follow scientific guidance for systematic reviews & meta-analyses.
Conclusion:
“No scientific justification for concluding there is any certainty that RF exposures do not cause cancer.”
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Ken Karipidis’s team has responded to the ICBE-EMF critique.👇
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
And, ICBE-EMF, in turn, has posted a further rebuttal. 👇
icbe-emf.org/scientific-resp…
Part 2 of a systematic review of #RF-cancer epi studies from @WHO EMF project: this one covers leukemia, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma & thyroid cancer. Same team as Part 1 on brain & CNS tumors.
Conclusions👇range from opaque to obtuse.
Open access
h/t @dave_ehs
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
One of the very few papers that addresses #5G waveforms and modulation characteristics. Designed as a resource for “non-specialists,” it may be tough going for the uninitiated. In Health Physics (@hps_org).
journals.lww.com/health-phys…
New information (intercepted communications?) has emerged causing some in intelligence community, including @NSAGov, to adjust their previous conclusions.
They aren’t saying a foreign actor is to blame for #HavanaSyndrome. “But they are no longer so confident that one is not.”
The intelligence community once believed that “Havana syndrome” was not the work of a U.S. adversary. It’s no longer so simple, @shaneharris reports. theatlantic.com/internationa…
Today @ODNIgov updated its assessment of #HavanaSyndrome, reinforcing an earlier conclusion that no foreign govt was responsible. But two spy agencies had shifted their outlook: though it’s still unlikely, they say a govt may have developed a novel weapon.
nytimes.com/2025/01/10/us/po…
THz frequencies also offer potential biomedical applications.
[34.5 THz = 34,500 GHz]
China 🇨🇳 leads the way in health research across the non-ionizing electromagnetic spectrum.
pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021…
New systematic review on ELF (power frequency) magnetic fields from Belgium🇧🇪:
ELF magnetic fields “could increase the odds of developing leukemia in mice but not in rats,” and “could damage DNA of certain cell types like brain cells in rodents.”
Pre-Proof
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Important new 🇨🇭 study that underscores “the need for further research into #5G effects on brain health.”
It’s a possible game changer for unraveling #RF effects on sleep and may potentially help explain EHS susceptibility.
Not peer reviewed. Open access.
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Today, @NSArchive is making available a new collection of documents on CIA Behavior Control Experiments, including records on MKUltra. Most were originally assembled by John Marks, author of the 1979 classic, “The Search for the Manchurian Candidate.”
nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-b…
“By holding the [TheraBionic] spoon in the mouth, the patient becomes an ‘antenna’ and receives the treatment throughout the body, so it treats the primary tumor and as well as well as the metastasis,” Boris Pasche said at a news conference, according to the Detroit News.
Detroit’s @karmanoscancer is now treating advanced liver cancer patients with TheraBionic P-1 device that uses 27 MHz amplitude-modulated signals. Developed by @drborispasche, Karmanos CEO, it's the first #RF cancer therapy.
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Detroit’s @karmanoscancer is now treating advanced liver cancer patients with TheraBionic P-1 device that uses 27 MHz amplitude-modulated signals. Developed by @drborispasche, Karmanos CEO, it's the first #RF cancer therapy.
More: microwavenews.com/news-cente…
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Posted today @hps_org:
ICNIRP statement on Gaps in #RF Knowledge:
“For biological outcomes where effects have not been substantiated, we did not find sufficient plausible evidence that #RF EMF might cause harm below currently established thresholds.”
journals.lww.com/health-phys…
Jim Lin, ex-ICNIRP Commish, offers sharp take down of @WHO #RF systematic reviews in @IEEEorg Microwave Magazine:
“Rigorous examinations of the reviews reveal major concerns.”
“The reviews exhibit a lack of serious concerns for conflicts of interest.”
Open
ieeexplore.ieee.org/document…
Here’s some background reading on the @WHO #RF systematic reviews.
Not a pretty picture.
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