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Andrologist urges caution on reading 5G rat sperm study across to humans

October 24, 2026 (EMFS)
Oct 6, 2026 (original)
Source: South First
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Indian news site South First reports on the Malaysian rat study we covered in September, and adds comment from Dr Raghuveer Karne, a consultant andrologist who was not involved in it. He calls the work a useful addition to the evidence base, but says an experiment on 18 rats exposed seven hours a day for 60 days cannot be equated with everyday human exposure to 5G devices or networks.

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"This study is a useful addition to the evidence base and reinforces the need for well-designed human research to understand whether similar effects occur under real-world exposure conditions"

— Dr Raghuveer Karne

"However, these findings should be interpreted responsibly. This was an animal study involving only 18 male rats, with exposure for seven hours a day over 60 days. The exposure conditions cannot be directly equated with everyday human exposure to 5G devices or networks"

— Dr Raghuveer Karne

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