The World Health Organization Funded Systematic Reviews on Wireless Risk ICBE-EMFs Review Finds Serious Scientific Flaws The International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (ICBE-EMF) is closely monitoring, thoroughly reviewing and publishing expert critiques on a series of World Health Organization (WHO) funded research reviews on the health risks of wireless radio frequency (RF) radiation. RF is a…
Timeline WHO Initiatives on Wireless Health Effects Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) EMF Project’s last completed research review on wireless radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic field (EMF) is dated 1993. The Project has sought to revise the monograph for over a decade. Its first attempt in 2013 was abandoned over transparency issues. In 2019, the WHO EMF Project relaunched the effort and…
New Publication: WHO Cell Phone Radiation Cancer Study is “Seriously Flawed” Scientists conclude the review does not assure wireless safety, and should not be used to set public health policy Media Contact:Joel Moskowitz PhDEmail: jmm@berkeley.edu A Letter to the Editor published in the journal Environment International by the International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (ICBE-EMF) concludes…
Scientific rebuttal to the misleading responses from Karipidis et al. on the ICBE-EMF critique of their systematic review on exposure to RF-EMF and human cancer January 15, 2025 On December 30, 2024, the International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields (ICBE-EMF) published a critique (Frank et al., 2024a) of the systematic review (SR) on wireless radio frequency electromagnetic…
Engineering Solutions To Mitigate Cell Phone Radiation Exposure There are numerous hardware and software changes that can reduce exposure to cell phone radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation. Research links cell phone and wireless to numerous health effects from cancer and DNA damage to impacts on the reproductive, endocrine, immune and neurological system. The ICBE-EMF published the peer reviewed paper “Cell…
FCC and ICNIRP Human Exposure Limits Inadequate to Protect Health or Environment The wireless radiation exposure limits of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the International Commission on Non Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) are inadequate to protect health. They ignore hundreds of scientific studies documenting adverse health effects at wireless exposures below the threshold dose claimed by these agencies,…
The Latest News on EMF ICBE-EMF Comments to ANSES on Radiofrequency and Cancer icbeAdmin November 26, 2024 ICBE-EMF Comments to ANSES on Radiofrequency and Cancer The International Commission on the Biological Effects… World Health Organization Cell Phone Cancer Review Captured by ICNIRP? icbeAdmin September 11, 2024 World Health Organization Cell Phone Cancer Review Captured by ICNIRP? Microwave News, which has…
Safety Tips to Reduce Wireless Radiation Exposure Cell phones, Wi-Fi laptops and wireless devices all emit wireless radio-frequency (RF) radiation. Scientific research indicates that current government exposure limits do not protect us. Our expert Commission advises that governments strengthen current regulations and we continue to document the science base for more protective limits. Due to the lack of adequate regulations…
Scientific Flaws in the Karipidis et al. (2024) Systematic Review on Human Observational Studies of Radiofrequency Radiation and Cancer Risk The scientific evidence is not conclusive that cell phones are safe. DOWNLOAD ICBE-EMF FACTSHEET ON WHO CELL PHONE CANCER STUDY Scientific Flaws in the Karipidis et al. (2024) Systematic Review on Human Observational Studies of Radiofrequency Radiation and Cancer Risk…
World Health Organization Cell Phone Cancer Review Captured by ICNIRP? Microwave News, which has reported on the science and policy of EMF since 1981, reports on power grab by telecom industry-tied and ICNIRP conflicted scientists working closely with the World Health Organization on their research reviews in a recent article called Old Wine in New Bottles. “Mobile Phones Are Not…
