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07
Nov

NTP Lite? How Lite Is It Really?

November 7, 2026
NTP Lite? How Lite Is It Really? “NTP Lite” is an informal shorthand used to refer to two new animal studies from Japan and South Korea, published in 2026. Both studies reported no statistically significant increase in tumour incidence following long-term exposure to 900 MHz radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF).[1,2] Their findings are particularly relevant because...
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30
Oct

Non-Ionizing Radiation: Unanswered Questions

October 30, 2026
Non-Ionizing Radiation: Unanswered Questions Non-ionizing radiation is the subject of ongoing scientific research, regulatory review and public discussion. Legal, Regulatory, Scientific and Technical Perspectives How should we interpret legal decisions involving radiofrequency (RF) exposure? How do technical standards guide the measurement and assessment of exposure? Do compliance tests reflect the configurations people use in everyday...
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30
Oct

HHS and FCC RFI Submissions

October 30, 2026
HHS and FCC RFI Submissions The HHS and FCC RFI Submissions relate to two U.S. government requests for information concerning electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and radiofrequency (RF) radiation. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sought public input on EMFs and wireless radiation exposure. Separately, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) invited comments in connection...
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28
Oct

Mobile Phone Radiation Litigation

October 28, 2026,
Mobile Phone Radiation Litigation Mobile phone radiation litigation has involved manufacturers, employers, occupational compensation authorities and regulatory institutions in several countries. The proceedings have addressed different questions, including alleged product-safety failures, consumer information, occupational health, the admissibility of scientific evidence and access to regulatory documents. This article examines selected cases and legal developments, outlining the...
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17
Oct

EU Decision 2026/2003: RF-EMF Exposure

October 17, 2026
What Does EU Decision 2026/2003 Mean for RF-EMF Exposure? The European Commission adopted Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/2003 on 4 September 2026. It was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 7 September 2026. The decision updates the EU’s list of harmonised standards for radio equipment. Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/2003 One relevant...
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13
Oct

Metal Components in Body-Worn Accessories: Smartphone Compliance Guidance

October 13, 2026
Metal Components in Body-Worn Accessories: Smartphone Compliance Guidance Could the metal components in your phone case or belt clip matter for RF-exposure compliance? Many users know the recommended distance between a smartphone and the body. But what about metal in phone cases and other accessories? Why Do Some Smartphone Manufacturers Issue This Warning? Some smartphone...
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29
Sep

From Research and Regulation to Corporate and Insurance Risk

September 29, 2026
From Research and Regulation to Corporate and Insurance Risk Research and regulation are increasingly intersecting with questions surrounding electromagnetic fields (EMF) and radiofrequency (RF) radiation. What happens when questions about scientific evidence and exposure standards extend into regulation, corporate governance, litigation and financial risk? The September 2026 EMFSA newsletter considers some of those connections. EMFSA...
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27
Sep

EMF/RF Insurance: Who Is Responsible?

September 27, 2026,
EMF/RF Insurance: Who Is Responsible?  EMF/RF Insurance is an important consideration when assessing the potential financial consequences of alleged RF/EMF exposure. A telecommunications company may carry substantial general liability, product liability, excess and other insurance, but that does not necessarily mean those policies provide coverage for liability arising from alleged health effects of RF/EMF exposure....
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23
Sep

Telecommunications Infrastructure and Corporate Risk

September 23, 2026,
Telecommunications Infrastructure and Corporate Risk Telecommunications Infrastructure and Corporate Risk can take very different forms — including sanctions, surveillance, corruption, government demands for data or network access, allegations arising from armed conflict, and human-rights litigation.  Companies operating in politically unstable, conflict-affected or highly regulated environments can face significant legal, regulatory, reputational and financial risks arising...
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20
Sep

Safer Screentime Course

September 20, 2026
The Safer Screentime Course We’re pleased to share the Safer Screentime e-learning course, developed by colleagues in Finland and the United States. It provides practical training on the safer use of wireless technology in homes, workplaces, schools and other public buildings. Share the Safer Screentime e-learning programme with families, schools and organisations. Image: Safer Screentime...
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