Dr. Hardell is a well-known Finnish scientist and
      researcher on cancer who has for years spoken out on the health
      impacts of wireless. In this paper he critiques ICNIRP, the
      standard setting body that virtually every country in the world
      relies on when setting exposure guidelines for wireless
      radiation/5G in their country. (NB: There are dozens of excellent
      critiques of ICNIRP’s “science”, members, ties to industry etc.
      This one was just released so is being featured here.)
    
    
    In this paper, Dr. Hardell draws attention to ICNIRP's
      members who belong to many expert panels and set the RF
      recommendations/guidelines based on the theory that no harm occurs
      unless there are thermal effects, aka heating. 
    
      In this paper, Dr. Hardell takes the Netherlands Health Council to
      task for failing in its responsibility to protect the public
      by relying on ICNIRP. He gives many examples of studies ignored or
      misrepresented by ICNIRP. 
    
    
    
    
      Health Council of the Netherlands and evaluation of
        the fifth generation, 5G, for wireless communication and cancer
        risks
      
      "In contrast to that as a general rule, ICNIRP, WHO, SSM, and
      SCENIHR have for many years dismissed available studies showing
      harmful effects from nonthermal RF radiation exposure and have
      based their conclusions mainly on studies showing no effects.
      Thereby results showing health hazards are criticized or not even
      cited in contrast to studies showing no risks that are accepted as
      evidence of no risk in spite of severe methodological problems.
      Many of the statements by these agencies are misleading and not
      correct. They are easily rebutted by reading the relevant
      publications. In fact, an Italian court ruling linked mobile phone
      use to tumors already in 2012. Also, later court rulings in Italy
      have come to the same conclusion. 
      
      These ICNIRP cartel dominated expert groups consequently reach
      similar conclusions that there are no health effects below ICNIRP
      guidelines. Scientists with opinions that there is increasing
      evidence of health risks below the ICNIRP guidelines, e.g., as
      expressed in the EMF Scientists Appeal, are not invited to expert
      groups at the WHO, the EU (SCENIHR), the SSM, or ICNIRP. Table 1
      clearly illustrates that few persons constitute different groups
      aimed at preventing hazards and risks to the health and the
      environment. The ICNIRP view is thereby influencing these expert
      reports, which also formed the basis for this Health Council
      report in the Netherlands....
      
      However, it is unacceptable that there is scanty research being
      performed on the risks or hazards from the new 5G technology and
      the new frequencies that will be used. This means an experiment on
      human health and the environment that should not be accepted. Thus
      informed consent would be needed from each involuntary exposed
      person."
      
      Hardell L. Health Council of the Netherlands and evaluation of the
      fifth generation, 5G, for wireless communication and cancer
      risks. World J Clin Oncol 2021; 12(6): 393-403
      [PMID: 34189065 DOI: 10.5306/wjco.v12.i6.393] 
      
      
https://www.wjgnet.com/2218-4333/full/v12/i6/393.htm 
    
    
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