"For the last 30 years, I have done research on wireless radiation and health. Twenty-one years ago, in 2005, I wanted to perform a research project where skin biopsies of human volunteers exposed to wireless radiation would be examined to determine if there are any differences in responses between persons claiming to be sensitive and persons claiming not to be sensitive to wireless radiation."
"Unfortunately, at STUK in Finland, where I worked at the time, I was explicitly forbidden to study sensitivity to wireless radiation (EHS)."
"In 2018, while attending the ‘Science and Wireless’ conference in Wollongong, Australia, I met with Rodney Croft, then Chair of ICNIRP. During a lengthy one-on-one meeting in the lobby of my hotel, I asked that ICNIRP recommend studying EHS using biochemical methods, especially proteomics and transcriptomics. Dr. Croft disagreed and said there is no scientific evidence to indicate such research is necessary or advantageous"
"It is for the first time that a large national agency is calling for research grant applications to study the biochemistry of EHS."
"RFES 3.1. Investigation of tools to characterise subjects declaring themselves electrohypersensitive (EHS), physiological markers, biological markers, specific genetic markers."
Location
📍 France
Karinen et al. 2008 STUK skin biopsy study on 900 MHz GSM exposure (referenced by Leszczynski as the constrained non-sensitive-only follow-up after his EHS proposal was blocked)
Karinen A, Heinävaara S, Nylund R, Leszczynski D (2008) BMC Genomics Journal Level 1ⓘ
