The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has issued a 2-page statement in respect of the validity of the present radiofrequency safety recommendations: '... ... click here for more information

The Australian Centre for RF Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) has responded to a literature review by Khurana et al, concluding: Many of the conclusions made in the paper contradict those made by international expert committees, without providing adequate reasons ... click here for more information

The EU Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) has released an opinion on the remaining research needs regarding RF EMF and potential health effects. ... click here for more information

The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has published two review papers, one addressing epidemiological evidence related to mobile phones and one reviewing evidence for the the full radio-frequency (RF) spectrum. ... click here for more information

The European Commission's Enterprise Industry magazine in June featured an article on the Commission's workshop on EMF and health, held in February 2009. ... click here for more information

Have you ever wondered how mobile phones are tested for SAR compliance? ... click here for more information

SAR Explained provides an overview of the SAR compliance requirements for mobile phones and how SAR is measured, including up against the body. ... click here for more information

With the expanded use of radiofrequency (RF) communication technologies, questions have been raised concerning the RF levels that the community is exposed to. ... click here for more information

En congruencia con el asesoramiento de la OMS, AMTA ofrece una lista de algunos consejos prácticos sobre cómo reducir la exposición a RF proveniente de teléfonos móviles. ... click here for more information

Una visión general de los campos electromagnéticos y la epidemiología inspirada por el cuarto curso en la Escuela Internacional de Bioelectromagnética, Schz et al., Bioelectromagnetics, ha sido publicada en línea ... click here for more information

El Programa Alemán de Investigación sobre Telecomunicaciones Móviles (DMF) apoyó un proyecto por IMST para evaluar la exposición resultante de estaciones base WiMAX y puntos de acceso inalámbrico. Para estaciones base, el nivel de exposición más alto equivalió a 0.003% de los niveles fijados por ICNIRP ... click here for more information

El Consorcio de Investigación EMF-NET de Europa emitió un informe que resume los estudios epidemiológicos publicados desde marzo de 2006. ... click here for more information

Un nuevo sitio web para COSMOS, un estudio de investigación sobre los posibles efectos en la salud del uso de teléfonos móviles a largo plazo, fue lanzado por el Departamento de Epidemiología y Salud Pública del Colegio Imperial de Londres. ... click here for more information

Mobile Manufactures Forum publicó un nuevo boletín que responde preguntas frecuentes sobre redes móviles y salud… ... click here for more information

La edición de mayo de 2009 de EME UPDATE de AMTA, que reúne cuestiones relativas a la salud y la seguridad de las telecomunicaciones móviles, ya está disponible en línea… ... click here for more information

Australian Mobile Carriers Forum elaboró una lista de diez consejos clave sobre cómo usar la Serie CEM Explicado en el último Boletín Operativo, junto con algunos ejemplos de cómo los operadores australianos están utilizando este recurso de información… ... click here for more information

Cancer Research UK ha publicado una nueva sección con consejos sobre cómo interpretar las historias científicas que aparecen publicadas en los medios. ... click here for more information

Esta edición de MOBILEpodcast presenta al Director Ejecutivo del Centro Australiano para la Investigación de los Bioefectos de Radiofrecuencia, Profesor Rodney Croft, comentando sobre la investigación del ACRBR sobre los posibles efectos en la salud de la exposición humana a campos electromagnéticos, que incluye el estudio INTERPHONE y el cáncer… ... click here for more information

The World Health Organization has released an online course designed to introduce young scientists, teachers and the general public to the subject of Bioelectromagnetics research. ... click here for more information

The EMF Explained Series now includes information on 3G, LTE, WiMAX, WiFi, Femtocells, Bluetooth, and DECT. The technologies overview page provides a snapshot summary of each technology ... click here for more information

The Australian Centre for Radiofrequency Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) has published a review of existing epidemiological research on possible links between mobile phone use and brain tumours ... click here for more information

The Health Council of the Netherlands has released their annual report on EMF and health. ... click here for more information

A new brochure on Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) health is available from the GSMA, MMF and Wi-Fi Alliance. This brochure has been designed to answer questions you may have about the health and safety aspects of WLAN. ... click here for more information

The European Commission scientific advisory committee, the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR), has published an updated scientific Opinion on possible health risks from EMF. ... click here for more information

In response to community interest in the safety of modern wireless technologies, the Australian Centre for Radiofrequency Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) has made video presentations from its Science and Wireless 2008 event available online. ... click here for more information

The 2008 IARC World Cancer Report has recently been published and is avaiable at http://www.iarc. ... click here for more information

The GSM Association has published an overview of the scientific process which follows a distinct path from hypothesis (idea) to established knowledge. ... click here for more information

The UK NHS has a dedicated guide to science that makes the news available from their web site, providing the community with an on line resource on how to read and understand health stories. ... click here for more information

The results of the German MobilEe-Study do not indicate an effect of objective exposure to mobile telecommunication networks on chronic or acute well-being of children or adolescents. ... click here for more information

The Australian Centre for RF Bioeffects Research (ACRBR) has published its perspective on The Bioinitiative Report answering common questions raised by the general public. ... click here for more information