“For 25 years … the Federal Communications Commission has refused to revise the regulations it set in 1996 that address what level of radiation from cell phones should be considered safe.”
“ICNIRP’s guidelines, in addition to being set to prevent only thermal effects, are also based only on short-term, acute exposures … there is very little research on long-term chronic exposures… applying ICNIRP guidelines to long-term exposures is based on an assumption of safety and not on the scientific evidence.”
Devra Davis. Why I’m challenging the FCC about antiquated safety standards for wireless devices. The Washington Times, Feb 23, 2021.
cellphone is safe, have you considered why you believe that? Is it a fact or is
it based on carefully crafted messages that you’ve read or heard?”
International EMF Alliance. Misconception of 5G. Unpublished letter submitted to Scientific American, Nov 7, 2019.
Joel Moskowitz. We Have No Reason to Believe 5G is Safe. Scientific American, Oct 17, 2019.
Simon Hill. Is cell phone radiation actually dangerous? We asked some experts. Digital Trends, Sep 25, 2019.
“The … standards that are in place, which haven’t changed since 1996, were set based on when animal behavior changed … If we can’t draw conclusions about the NTP study, why is this earlier animal research still the basis of our safety limits?”
Devra Davis. 5G: The Unreported Global Threat. Medium, May 18, 2019.
In a series of news stories, a team of investigative journalists examines the risks of 5G deployment. “it could also harm your health. Europe’s governments ignore the danger.”
Radio frequency radiation may have adverse effects on memory performance of specific brain regions exposed during mobile phone use.
https://www.saferemr.com/2018/04/EMR-Safety.html
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