IARC 2011: Entire RF/EMF Spectrum Classified as Possible Human Carcinogen
In 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a sub-group of the World Health Organization, classified the entire RF/EMF spectrum as a “2B – Possible Human Carcinogen.” The decision reflected near-unanimous scientific consensus, with the vote 29 to 1. Download the full report here.
Subsequent studies have only strengthened these concerns:
- ♦ The $30 million US National Toxicology Program (NTP) study and the Italian Ramazzini Institute ten-year research project independently found clear evidence of malignant tumours caused by RF radiation.
- ♦ Both studies were conducted in separate countries by independent laboratories, producing parallel, consistent findings, reinforcing the validity of the results.
- ♦ An external peer-review panel of 11 scientists praised the NTP study’s methodology, confirming clear evidence of carcinogenic activity.
Read the NTP study | Read the Ramazzini study
Despite this, the UK Government is pushing ahead with 5G rollout, exposing the entire population to involuntary RF/EMF radiation.
Many leading doctors and scientists, including Professor Lennart Hardell (oncologist and epidemiologist), are calling for the IARC classification to be upgraded to Group 1 – Known Human Carcinogen.
This makes it clear: RF/EMF exposure is not harmless, and public protection measures are urgently needed.
