Microwave News

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  15 de octubre, por 1127
  “Frequency-Dependent Antioxidant Responses in HT-1080 Human Fibrosarcoma Cells Exposed to Weak Radio Frequency Fields,” AntiOxidants, October 15, 2024.Our conclusions align with a broader body of evidence suggesting that low-intensity [20 nT] EMFs [2-5 MHz] exert biological effects through (…)

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  10 de octubre, por 1126
  “Relationship Between RF-EMR from Cellular Phones and Brain Tumor: Meta-Analyses Using Various Proxies for RF-EMR Exposure-Outcome Assessment,” Environmental Health, October 10, 2024.“In this meta-analysis, as the applied exposure subcategories became more concrete, the pooled ORs showed more (…)

• New Clues on Colorectal Cancer Among Young Adults

  30 de septiembre, por 1125
  It’s a long-running medical mystery: Why have so many people under 50 in affluent countries been developing colorectal cancer in recent decades?Something new is triggering a jump in what’s known as early-onset colon and rectal cancer (EOCRC). The rates have been going up for the last 20 years (…)

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  20 de septiembre, por 1124
  “Occupational Exposure to RF EMFs and Brain Tumor Risk: Application of the INTEROCC Job-Exposure Matrix,” International Journal of Cancer, September 20, 2024.“We did not identify convincing associations between occupational RF-EMF exposure and risk of glioma or meningioma.”“The study underlines (…)

• Old Wine in New Bottles

  11 de septiembre, por 1123
  An international team of researchers, many with close ties to ICNIRP, is trying to put to rest the very possibility that RF radiation can lead to brain cancer —and, by extension, any type of cancer.On August 30, they published a detailed systematic review of RF and cell phone epidemiological (…)