1. Not true
    Jan Jan Netherlands says:
    June 5, 2011 at 6:03 AM

    Simply not true. Check the table of Appendix 2 of the Interphone publication (data correction for bias). Then the results make sense and extrapolation is in line with more recent research (like the Chinese). Moreover IARC (WHO) has concluded the high frequency radiation of gsm etc. is possibly carcinogenic. This implicates that WHO does not exclude the possibility of damage to DNA by non-ionising radiation and damage by non-thermal effects of high frequency radiation (these effects are already documented by a.o. the Jülich Institute and in RF Review 2009/16 by ICNIRP). Damage to DNA does not only cause cancer, also other medical problems. Non-thermal effects also can cause negative medical situations. That is the truth, contrary to what the mobile phones industry says.  

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