There is robust scientific evidence that electromagnetic radiation is a Ubiquitous Universal
Genotoxic Carcinogen. If this understanding was applied to the data available in 1982,
when IARC declared benzene a Human Carcinogen, then the level of data for RF/MW
radiation being a human carcinogen was considerably stronger than that for benzene. A
large body of laboratory experiments and epidemiological studies now confirm the
hypothesis. The evidence is further strengthened through the biophysics understanding of
the EMR Spectrum Principle. This shows that as the carrier frequency increases the
dielectric constant declines and the induced tissue electric field and induced current
increases significantly. This implies and confirms that all of the health effects found in
"electrical workers" will be found at much lower mean exposure levels in the vicinity of
broadcast towers. Where studies have been carried out, the adverse health effects have
been found. When compared with actual radiation patterns they show a causal effect. This
confirms that hypothesis and the toxicology of the signals with a safe level of zero
exposure. Hence living in the vicinity of broadcast and mobile phone towers produces
Cancer, Cardiac, Reproductive and Neurological (CCRN) health effects. It is highly
probable that these adverse health effects will be found in the vicinity of cell sites.
Because of the small population numbers around single sites, these effects will only be
detectable by studying populations around hundreds of cell sites.
Sleep disturbance in the vicinity of the Schwarzenburg Short-wave radio tower in
Switzerland was causally related to the RF exposure through dose-response relationships,
experimental confirmation and a measured reduction in melatonin in cows and people. A
study in France has already shown an exposure-related dose-response in sleep
disturbance (and other neurological symptoms) around cell towers, confirming that the
effects are the same from cellphone radiation at residential exposure levels. Cellphone
radiation also damages DNA. Therefore it is a serious health hazard, even at residential
exposure levels, for all CCRN effects.[Show full abstract]
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