Health issues related to electromagnetic radiation exposure and chemical exposure

Category Archives: Breast cancer and childhood leukaemia

#1234: New study finds low level EMFs reduce melatonin’s protective effect

From Cindy Sage on the CHE-EMF list: EMF at only 12 mG has been shown to reduce the protective effect of melatonin on human breast cancer cells. This is the latest in a series of at least seven (7) papers reporting similar results. These EMF (magnetic field) levels of exposure can be found in homes [...]

#1222: Yet another Toowong ABC breast cancer case

From Jack Verbank: Link: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/another-abc-breast-cancer-case /story-e6frg6nf-1225833225484 Another ABC breast cancer case AN 18th woman who worked at the ABC’s former Brisbane headquarters has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Amarita Kinnoo, 44, worked in the ABC TV newsroom for seven years in the 1990s as a news and current affairs journalist. The broadcaster abandoned its studios [...]

#1114: A revisionist history of ABC Toowong

Today ABC News reported that Professor Bruce Armstrong, who led the expert panel that investigated the ABC Toowong breast cancer case, has given the all clear for the ABC. According to Armstrong the incidence of breast cancer at the studios was what would be expected in that population and that there is no need to [...]

#1025: Remember the Toowong ABC studios breast cancer cluster ?

With the breast cancer cluster at the University of California, San Diego most likely to undergo a whitewash at the hands of industry consultant Leeka Kheifets (previous message) it is important that the lessons learned ( or unlearned as the case may be) from the Australian ABC Toowong breast cancer cluster case are passed on [...]

#1024: Industry consultant to investigate cancer cluster.

From Microwave News: The University of California, San Diego (UCSD), campus is in an uproar over a cluster of cancer cases among those working in the university’s Literature Building. Eight women who worked there developed breast cancer between 2000 and 2006, which is significantly more than would have been expected by chance, according to an [...]

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