Resources & References
Key researchers, organizations, scientific statements, and standards in the independent EMR health community.
Key Organizations
Independent research groups and information resources.
BioInitiative Working Group
Comprehensive review of scientific evidence on EMF health effects. The BioInitiative Report synthesizes thousands of peer-reviewed studies showing biological effects at non-thermal levels.
Visit WebsiteEnvironmental Health Trust
Founded by epidemiologist Dr. Devra Davis. Research, policy advocacy, and public education on wireless radiation health risks.
Visit WebsiteEMFacts Consultancy
Don Maisch's independent EMR information resource. Critical analysis of standards-setting, regulatory capture, and industry influence.
Visit WebsitePowerwatch
UK-based independent organization providing engineering-grade critique and practical mitigation guidance. Founded by the late Alasdair Philips.
Visit WebsiteMicrowave News
Louis Slesin's long-running independent news service covering EMR science, policy, and industry for over 40 years.
Visit WebsiteMagda Havas
Professor Emerita at Trent University. Research on biological effects of "electrosmog" including heart rate variability studies.
Visit WebsiteKey Independent Researchers
Scientists whose work forms the foundation of independent EMR research.
Henry Lai, PhD
University of Washington
Pioneering DNA damage research with N.P. Singh, funding bias analysis showing industry vs. independent study outcomes.
Martin Pall, PhD
Washington State University (Emeritus)
Voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) activation mechanism theory explaining non-thermal EMR biological effects.
Devra Davis, PhD, MPH
Environmental Health Trust
Epidemiological research and policy advocacy on wireless radiation and cancer risk.
Olle Johansson, PhD
Karolinska Institute (Retired)
Research on immune system effects, mast cell activation, and electrohypersensitivity.
Leif Salford, MD, PhD
Lund University (Emeritus)
Blood-brain barrier permeability research under low-power RF exposure.
PubMedNeil Cherry, PhD (1946-2003)
Lincoln University, New Zealand
Research on melatonin disruption, circadian effects, and EMR as a carcinogen.
Don Maisch, PhD
EMFacts Consultancy
STS PhD thesis on "The Procrustean Approach" - analysis of bias in EMR standard-setting.
Scientific Statements & Appeals
International declarations calling for precautionary EMR policies.
BioInitiative Report
2007, 2012, 2022Comprehensive review showing bioeffects at levels far below current safety limits.
Seletun Statement
2009International scientific panel declaring existing standards "inadequate and obsolete."
Salzburg Resolution
2000Recommended precautionary exposure limits 10,000x lower than official standards.
Freiburg Appeal
2002German physicians' appeal documenting health concerns from wireless technology.
EMF Scientist Appeal
2015+260+ scientists calling for stronger EMF exposure guidelines.
5G Appeal
2017+Hundreds of scientists and doctors calling for 5G moratorium.
Standards & Guidelines
Comparison of precautionary vs. official exposure standards.
Building Biology (SBM-2015)
Precautionary guidelines based on biological effects. RF "No Anomaly" threshold: <0.1 µW/m².
Austrian Medical Association
Clinical guidelines for diagnosing and treating EMF-related health problems.
ICNIRP
Industry-aligned guidelines based only on thermal effects. Widely criticized for conflicts of interest.