Franse studie bevestigt link tussen gsm en hersentumor

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Geschreven: dinsdag 13 mei 2014 09:17

Franse studie bevestigt dat gsm/smartphone-gebruik hersentumoren kan veroorzaken. Het risico is al verhoogd vanaf een half uur gsm-gebruik per dag.

De vraag is ook wat dit zegt over tablet-gebruik, daar tablets gelijkaardige of hogere stralingsniveaus veroorzaken dan wanneer men belt met de gsm/smartphone. Bovendien is de blootstelling veel langduriger.

Zie het persbericht van de Franse organisatie PRIARTEM:

http://www.priartem.fr/Une-etude-francaise-vient.html

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Call for an overhaul of SCENIHR membership

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Geschreven: maandag 12 mei 2014 00:00

Kritiek op de SCENIHR op de blog van de De Finse wetenschapper en stralingsexpert Dariusz Leszczynski.

"The selection of scientists to SCENIHR, at least from the sidelines, looks like the selection process used by ICNIRP – 'The Buddy System' – leading to formation of yet another exclusive, by-invitation-only, 'private club'. Friends are selecting/recommending friends with the same scientific opinions."

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Commentaar Swedish Radiation Protection Foundation op SCENIHR-rapport

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Geschreven: vrijdag 09 mei 2014 07:49

Nog een vernietigende kritiek:

We hereby submit the comments from the Swedish Radiation Protection Foundation, a non-profit organization with the aim of informing and protecting citizens from health hazards of EMF. Our comment focus mainly on the content of the SCENIHR 2013 report on "Health Effects from RF-fields (chapter 3.5) Summary This section of the SCENIHR preliminary opinion provide false, in accurate, misleading and biased information about available research and results from both epidemiological studies on neoplastic diseases (cancer) and studies on other health risks. There is even evidence of scientific fraud or misconduct.

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BioInitiative Working Group exposes SCENIHR process irregularities

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Geschreven: dinsdag 29 april 2014 08:13

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500 million citizens are relying on SCENIHR: Is Science Being Hidden from the Public?

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Geschreven: dinsdag 29 april 2014 08:04

The European Commission in collaboration with the Greek Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) under the auspices of the EU Council Greek Presidency organised a major workshop in Athens on EMF electromagnetic fields and health effects with a focus on public awareness, conciliating scientific findings and uncertainties in policy making. The event took place on 27th & 28 March 2014 at Cotsen Hall, Athens, Greece and included presenters from various parties from the European Commission, WHO, public authorities, industry, operators, environmental and consumer associations and academia. The goal of the conference was to reach a common approach for the future in order to respond to public concerns about electromagnetic fields, to enhance information dissemination and discuss new studies and scientific evidence in relation to EMF, and to identify knowledge gaps needed for sound policy making. In this context, the new SCENIHR draft opinion on EMF and potential health effects was presented.

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