Exploring electromagnetic fields, public health concerns, scientific debate, and the growing global conversation on wireless technology.
For more than two decades, the EM Radiation Research Trust charity has worked to raise awareness of the health and environmental impacts of wireless radiation, support affected individuals, engage with scientists and policymakers, and advocate for precautionary measures to protect public health.
This interview offers a glimpse into that journey. Over the years, the campaign has been featured in national and international media, including This Morning, GMTV, BBC, Sky News, ITV’s Vote for Me, news reports, documentaries, public affairs broadcasts, independent media, and newspapers around the world, helping to bring these issues to a wider audience.
In this conversation with Dr Sam Bailey, we reflect on some of the key events, challenges, and campaigns that have shaped our work over the years.
We are grateful to Dr Sam Bailey for the opportunity to share this story and for her kind introduction:
“Eileen O’Connor is a Co-founder and Director of the EM Radiation Research Trust and has over 20 years experience with EMF activism after discovering a cancer cluster in her village that was associated with a cell phone mast. She has lobbied politicians, orthodox scientists and Big Telco in order to expose the dangers of EMF. Eileen is a force to be reckoned with.”
Watch the trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_wwOvinTeo
Watch the interview:
https://drsambailey.com/resources/videos/interviews/eileen-oconnor-interview-emf/
Watch the full interview on Odysee:
https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c/Eileen-OConnor-Interview-EMF:4
We hope this conversation offers insight into the history of the campaign, the people involved, and why the work of the EM Radiation Research Trust continues today.
Today, reaching people through mainstream media is more challenging than ever. If you find this interview informative, please consider sharing it with your family, friends, colleagues and communities. Every share, comment and conversation helps raise awareness. Together, we can ensure these concerns are not overlooked and that our collective voice continues to be heard.
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