The Science Page provides EMR research reports and bibliographies of EMR studies. Most have been peer-reviewed and published in scientific journals. Postings are arranged alphabetically by author.
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5/6/05 - Studies published in 2003-2005 demonstrating biological effects from exposure to
low-intensity radiofrequency radiation.

Dutch Government Study Finds Non-Thermal Effects from Exposure to Mobile Telecommunications Antennas

In late September 2003 the Netherlands Ministries of Economic Affairs, Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, and Health, Welfare and Sport released the results of a study of the effects on human well being and cognition from exposure to low-intensity radiofrequency/microwave (RF/MW) radiation. The study outline characterizes the strength of the applied RF/MW fields (maximum 1V/m) as comparable to the field strength that the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) has measured at the base of antenna towers, on rooftops, and to the maximum field strengths measured by TNO in people’s homes.

For background on the study and excerpts from the report click here. (PDF)

Henry Lai, Ph.D., has compiled a bibliography of studies examining bioeffects from exposure to low-intensity radiofrequency radiation similar to levels coming from broadcast antennas and mobile phone base stations.