Archive for July, 2009

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  • #1105: Australian Today Tonight program on mobile phones
  • #1104: Dariusz’s response to Cindy Sage’s comments
• 30
  • #1103: French RF Research Program To Cut Links to Industry
• 27
  • #1102: Perhaps ICNIRP’s epidemiology has it terribly wrong…
  • #1101: Cindy Sage comments on Dariusz Leszczynski’s blog (last message)
• 26
  • #1100: How reliable is the epidemiological evidence on mobile phones and cancer?
• 24
  • #1099: Ken Rothman on Cell Phone Risks: Accidents and Tumors
• 23
  • #1098: ICNIRP moves to protect the cell phone industry
• 18
  • #1097: Israeli government bans marketing wi-fi home devices as a precautionary measure
• 16
  • #1096: ICNIRP - Staying comfortable with what they know
• 15
  • #1095: ICNIRP disavows health hazards, gives all-clear to industry
• 14
  • #1094: Now its wireless TV
• 12
  • #1093: Californian town seeks to control placement of Wi-Fi facilities
• 10
  • #1092: Report: ‘Electrosmog’ is an Emerging Public Health Issue
• 9
  • #1091: A new ABC breast cancer cluster?
  • #1090: What the FDA should have done…
• 8
  • #1089: Comments on FDA cell phone spin
• 7
  • #1088: FDA proclaims cell phones as safe, even for children
  • #1087: Alarm bells ring over kids’ phones
• 2
  • #1086: Comments on “Cracking the Autism Riddle” (last message)
• 1
  • #1085: Proceedings from the EMF Workshop held in Porto Alegre, Brazil
  • #1084: Wireless Technologies Cause Harm to Children and Adults, Legislators and Journalists Are Told
  • #1083: Brain Tumor Brings Court Victory for a Cell Phone User
  • #1082: Cracking the Autism Riddle: Toxic Chemicals, A Serious Suspect in the Autism Outbreak