Article published in NATURE, 10 May, 2012: Beware the creeping cracks of bias Evidence is mounting that research is riddled with systematic errors. Left unchecked, this could erode public trust, warns Daniel Sarewitz. 10 MAY 2012 VOL 485 NATURE 149 Excerpt Alarming cracks are starting to penetrate deep into the scientific edifice. They threaten the [...]
According to an article by Natasha Bita, writing in The Australian, Australia’s radiation protection agency, ARPANSA has just announced that it is to conduct a review of the RF Literature with the view of possibly reducing emission levels if the evidence warrants it. Recommendations will be made by a panel of experts to aid its [...]
By Tory Shepherd of The Punch news.com.au May 07, 2012 12:00AM Studies find no link between mobiles and brain cancer. Other studies HAVE. So which ones do you believe? Dr Teo thinks we need to find out for sure, and soon Excerpt: FATAL brain cancer is on the rise and could be caused by radiation [...]
In a recent message I suggested that the latest Health Protection Agency AGNIR report, headed by Anthony Swerdlow, was highly biased because of Swerdlow’s industry connections. It is increasingly looking like the AGNIP report is more of a desperate effort at IARC ‘damage control’ on behalf of the mobile phone industry, or in the case [...]
From Dariusz Leszczynski Last week I participated in the Childhood Cancer 2012 conference organized by the Children with Cancer charity in London, UK. It was an excellent conference, covering a broad variety of issues. Hopefully soon the presentations, that were streamed live on internet, will be available for viewing again. In the meanwhile, those interested [...]
