Health issues related to electromagnetic radiation exposure and chemical exposure

Category Archives: Tobacco science and the art of spin

Now its silencing an ‘inconvenient’ voice in Italy

Just as what happened in Sweden, where an initiative to reduce EMF and chemical exposures in the workplace was eliminated because it was inconvenient to economic interests, [ Link: http://www.emfacts.com/download/no_risk_Feb_7.pdf] much the same is now happening in Italy. I suspect that part of an economic bailout for the ravaged Italian economy is an unquestioning adherence [...]

An “Australian expert in the field” gets his facts wrong (again).

Coming hard on the heels of the flawed Danish cohort study (see previous messages) the spin doctors are out of their bat caves proclaiming in the media that this now proves that mobile phones are safe. Exampled here are the claims made by Rodney Croft, former head of the defunct ACRBR/TELSTRA collaboration. (Highly recommended reading: [...]

Further critisisms of the flawed BMJ Danish cell phone study

Press Release (excerpt only): British Medical Journal’s Upcoming Cell Phone Study Deeply Flawed, Say Experts October 20, 2011 Environmental Health Trust and Other Experts Expose Major Flaws in New Danish Study Claiming No Significant Cancer Risks from Cell Phone Use. Link to full press release here “Unsurprising, biased and misleading,” says EHT President, cancer epidemiologist, [...]

Scientists and campaigners condemn new mobile phone study as misleading and irresponsible

From Vicky Fobel, director of MobileWise: 20 October 2011 – London – A new study published today in the British Medical Journal (embargoed for 11.30 pm tonight) concludes that mobile phone use does not raise the risk of getting a brain tumour. But scientists and campaigners both in the UK and across the globe have [...]

The Environmental Health Trust on the discredited JNCI published study on children and cellphone use (Part 3)

Sent in By Lloyd Morgan: (Don’s note: what does this say about the quality of peer review as practiced by the Journal of the National Cancer Institute ?) The JNCI Study by Aydin et al on Risk of Childhood Brain Cancer from Cellphone Use Reveals Serious Health Problems L. Lloyd Morgan, Sr. Research Fellow Environmental [...]

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