From: MicroWave News
Germany’s Alex Lerchl Does a U-Turn
The
RF–cancer story took a remarkable turn a few days ago. A new animal
study challenged many of the assumptions which lie at the heart of
claims that RF radiation —whether from cell phones, cell towers or
Wi-Fi— are safe.
The
new study, from Germany, a replication of an earlier experiment, also
from Germany, found that weak cell phone signals can promote the growth
of tumors in mice. It used radiation levels that do not cause heating
and are well below current safety standards. Complicating matters even
further, lower doses were often found to be more effective tumor
promoters than higher levels; in effect, turning the conventional
concept of a linear dose-response on its head.
And
for those with the stamina to have stayed tuned to the slow-moving
RF–health soap opera, the new paper offers an unexpected surprise. The
lead author of new animal study is Alex
Lerchl, who for years has charged that the only science showing
low-level RF effects is bad science. Now the one whom activists had
accused of being an industry lackey is being hailed as a hero.
Read the full story at: http://www.microwavenews.com/
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