A scientific study notices increase in brain tumors in South Korea and correlates it with cell phone use
An epidemiological study has recently been carried out by researcher Jinyoung Moon*, with the aim of establishing a potential correlation between...Video conference in Canada to present Phonegate scandal
The presentation in English on March 28, 2023 by Dr. Marc Arazi and Sharon Noble, our Canadian board member, of the Phonegate health and industry...
ANSES’s credibility also called into question by its scientific council
Our associations have taken note of the report published on March 10, in all discretion, on the site of the French Agency for Food, Environmental...
Téléphonie mobile et cancer : OMS et ANSES en eaux troubles
La classification par l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) de la cancérogénicité des ondes de la téléphonie mobile doit être revue en...
Why not call with your smartphone at your ear?
Since the appearance of the first cell phones, putting one’s device in contact with the head has become a daily gesture that has become more than mechanical for billions of users. But is it without health risks? No, and the fourfold increase in the number of the most serious brain cancers in thirty years should alert us.
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[Press release] Radio frequency waves are among the agents proposed for IARC to reassess with high priority
An article in the renowned scientific journal, The Lancet, dated 17 April 2019, published the list of agents whose carcinogenicity is proposed to be...Recent news
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