-News Item: International EMF Expert Group to Counter ICNIRP

2017 · Unclear · Insufficient evidence

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Newsletter item describing proposals by an ECERI group after a meeting with WHO representatives to publish a scientific consensus paper on effects of non-thermal EMFs and to create a working group to oppose ICNIRP.

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Publicationmanual · 2017

Study typepolicy

Reported directionUnclear

Evidence ratingInsufficient

Abstract

- News Item: International EMF Expert Group to Counter ICNIRP ECERI Newsletter. No. 6, June 2017 Following a recent meeting with WHO representatives in Geneva, members of this ECERI group have decided to publish their own data in the form of a scientific consensus paper on the effects of non-thermal EMFs on behalf of the ECERI. Finally, since several ECERI scientists believe that environmental pollution may in fact be a cause of cancer and other diseases such as Alzheimer disease and autism, ECERI has proposed to create another international group comprising scientists and jurists to discuss the possibility that intentional massive pollution could be recognized by the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a true crime against health. This proposal will be discussed at the next ECERI Executive Committee and General Assembly in Brussels. Following the meeting with WHO in Geneva on March, the 3rd, it was proposed to create an ECERI-related working group to oppose ICNIRP (International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection), that might be termed "International commission of scientific expertise on non-thermal radiation effects (ICSENTRE). The members of this group so far are: Dominique Belpomme (France), Igor Belyaev (Slovakia), Ernesto Burgio (Italy), David Carpenter (USA), Lennart Hardell (Sweden), Magda Havas (Canada), SMJ Mortazavi (Iran), André Vander Vorst (Belgium) and Gérard Ledoigt (France). If you wish to join this group, please contact Christine Campagnac (sg.eceri@gmail.com). ECERI - European Cancer and Environment Research Institute, Square de Meeus 38-40, - 1000 Brussels Tél :0032 24 01 87 75 or 0033 1.45.78.53.52 sg.eceri@gmail.com

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Study typepolicy

Effect directionunclear

PopulationNot supplied

Sample sizeNot supplied

ExposureNot supplied

Evidence strengthInsufficientConfidence: 74% · Peer reviewed: no

Main findings

Outcomes measured

effects of non-thermal EMFs
cancer
Alzheimer disease
autism

Limitations

Not a research study; newsletter/news item.
No exposure characterization (frequency, intensity, duration) provided.
No methods, data, or results reported.

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