Health issues related to electromagnetic radiation exposure and chemical exposure

Category Archives: Dosimetrics

The study of power distribution in the body

#1240: Indirect proof of strong microwave background radiation

April 23, 2010 in DECT, Wi-FI, and WLAN wireless systems and health, Dosimetrics, Miscellaneous by EMFacts

NOTE: The following message from Georgiy Ostroumov is a follow-up to his previous message from March 25, 2010, #1232: Expert warning on increasing microwave exposures” From Georgiy Ostroumov, Ph.D. My article”The most dangerous sources of microwave radiation” had been published (http://www.emfacts.com/weblog/?p=1279) and I have received a few questions from different countries. Some people believe that [...]

New MW-dosimeter / Study on the Feasibility of Epidemiological Studies on Health Effects of Mobile Telephone Base Stations

July 8, 2005 in 50/60 Hz, Cell phone news, Dosimetrics, Epidemiology by EMFacts

Following is a message of interest from Gerd Oberfeld MD: Dear Colleagues, For those who are interested in environmental epidemiology … a) new MW-dosimeter for GSM900/ GSM1800/DECT/UMTS/WLAN http://www.maschek.de/uk/frameset.php?p=produkte b) Study on the Feasibility of Epidemiological Studies on Health Effects of Mobile Telephone Base Stations – Final Report http://www.mobile-research.ethz.ch/var/pub_neubauer_pref14.pdf Please distribute this information to people you [...]

The Draper study: An Australian perspective

June 4, 2005 in 50/60 Hz, Dosimetrics, Epidemiology, Miscellaneous by EMFacts

David Grant, scientific director of Leukemia Research said that the observed increase in leukemia risk for those living at distances greater than 60 m from a high voltage power line was most unlikely to be due to any residual electromagnetic field, or other exposures related to the power line. Therefore he thought that“It cannot be [...]