EU Scientists Launch Largest 5G Health Study
The GOLIAT project brings together 25 institutions from 10 European countries to measure real-world 5G exposure and health impacts. Early measurements show exposure well below safety limits.
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The GOLIAT project brings together 25 institutions from 10 European countries to measure real-world 5G exposure and health impacts. Early measurements show exposure well below safety limits.
U.S. Health Department takes down pages stating EMF is safe while launching new study to "identify gaps in knowledge" on electromagnetic radiation.
HHS Secretary discusses EMF concerns, citing "more than 10,000 studies" documenting effects including cancer, tumor growth and DNA damage.
Federal health officials will examine both short-term and long-term exposure effects, with special attention to vulnerable populations including children.
French INERIS researchers exposed 31 healthy volunteers to 5G signals for 26 minutes. Result: "No measurable impact on heart function, stress levels, skin temperature or brain activity."
New study finds Coenzyme Q10 has ameliorative role in RF radiation-associated testicular and oxidative impairments in 3.5-GHz exposure model.
Critical analysis argues the WHO-commissioned systematic reviews on radiofrequency radiation health effects "provide no assurance of safety."
Annual international bioelectromagnetics conference in Cairns, Australia, June 21-26, 2026. Abstract deadline: February 28, 2026.
Ongoing WHO initiative to assess health and environmental effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields in the 0-300 GHz range.
U.S. National Cancer Institute's overview of research examining the potential connection between EMFs and cancer.
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences explains EMF basics, the electromagnetic spectrum, and potential health effects.
Dr. Sarah Drießen appointed to committee of the German Commission on Radiological Protection.
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