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Category Archives: Corporate influence on Science

Silencing an ‘inconvenient’ voice in the Czech Republic

And now a brief look at the Czech Republic’s 2001 acquiescence to ICNIRP. The following is extracted from my thesis, The Procrustean Approach. Chapter 4: IEEE’s thermal paradigm spreads internationally, pp. 173 – 175. Unfortunately this is how modern science works on behalf of ICNIRP. Just replace the word ‘science’ with ‘economics’ and its more [...]

The Politics and Economics of Bias

From Louis Slesin, Microwave News: The latest analysis of the tumor risks among cell phone users in Denmark and the accompanying editorial brings to mind the old saying: “Trust your mother, but cut the cards.” Be warned: Before you believe what you are told by the Danish Cancer Society or the Karolinska Institute or what [...]

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 [...]

Further to last message on manipulation of research data (Part 2)

Sent in by Kerstin Stenberg Here is a later version of the previous article. This one written by Kerstin Stenberg and Mona Nilsson October 2, 2011 Mobile phones and cancer risks Scientists manipulated research – played down brain tumour risks in children. A new industry-sponsored study on brain tumour risks in children who use mobile [...]

Scientists manipulated research on brain tumour risk for children (Part 1)

From Lloyd Morgan: To paraphrase Shakespeare, Something’s rotten in Europe and Rockville, Maryland, USA. The attached news article, recently picked up by Swedish television is by Mona Nilsson, a Swedish investigative reporter. Her previous investigation into the conflicts-of-interest held by Professor Anders Ahlbom from the highly prestigious Karolinska Institute, resulted Professor Ahlbom’s summary dismissal from [...]

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