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Abstract The proliferation of cellular antennas and other radiofrequency radiation (RFR) generating devices of the last decades has led to more and more concerns about the potential health effects from RFR exposure. Since the 2011 classification as a probable carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), more experimental studies have been published...
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  http://www.jbpe.ir/Journal_OJS/JBPE/index.php/jbpe/article/view/1225/558 Excerpts: The depth of penetration in human tissue (skin, muscle and tissues with high water content) for a frequency of 10 GHz which lies in 5G frequency spectrum is about a few mm. Given this consideration, high frequency 5G radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) easily penetrate living skin cells and can make them severely...
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1.     Planetary electromagnetic pollution: it is time to assess its impact. 2.     Perception of Risk – Property values with nearby base stations and EMR-5G antennas have been reviewed by owners in New Zealand.                 3.     5G – There are a number of stages. 4.     Phones don’t meet the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) standard....
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Re-posted from ‘Between A Rock and a Hard Place” – A Science Blog on Radiation and Health by Dariusz Leszczynski In August 2019, the  Mobile & Wireless Forum (MWF), formerly known as MMF,  published a graphic illustration of what is known about potential effects of millimeter waves on human health. Here, the link to the original MWF pdf: MWF...
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Source: https://www.news.uct.ac.za/news/research-office/-article/2019-09-09-helping-africa-prepare-for-5g 09 SEPTEMBER 2019 | STORY LAURA RAWDEN. Dr Joyce Mwangama, a lecturer in the UCT Department of Electrical Engineering, is leading the development of South Africa’s first university-based 5G testbed facility. Excerpts: 5G can be viewed as an enabler of the fourth industrial revolution, also known as the 4IR, which has been described by the...
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Interview with Prof. Martin Pall on the lack of risk assessment in 5G and EMF, the burden of Wi-Fi and pulsation.
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Translated from German: Since Friday, new 5G-enabled mobile phones are expected at the International Consumer Electronics Fair (IFA) in Berlin. The new mobile radio standard links many positive expectations. At the same time, however, concerns about possible health risks are also expressed. In a press release, the Federal Office for Radiation Protection in Salzgitter provides comprehensive information on...
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FRANCE:  The National Frequency Agency (ANSES) is an administrative public institution established by the Telecommunications Regulatory Act of 26 July 1996, with the mission of managing the radio spectrum in France. PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON THE EVOLUTION OF ANFR REFERENCE DOCUMENTS FOR TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE PUBLIC EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN 5G 09/03/2019 The fifth...
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EMFSA’s August 2019 Newsletter can be viewed at:  https://mailchi.mp/b55f8ead9e08/emfnews “FOR THE SAFER USE OF TECHNOLOGY”
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