A retired British doctor reports personal adverse effects, cites animal and epidemiological research, and…

I am a retired British doctor and have taken additional training in the US to advise on EMR safety. My background is in public policy and I hold qualifications both in Medicine and in Law. I have run as a parliamentary candidate in my own country (UK) and taken an active interest in Secretary Kennedy's campaigns. My Personal Experiences Unfortunately, I am also one of the approximately 1 in 20 citizens whose lives have been turned upside down by this technology through adverse health effects. This proportion is rising and does not take into account the increases in indirectly resulting health conditions which I detail below. Research, including a large study at the USA's own National Institute of Toxicology, has shown EMR to be carcinogenic. This alone should be reason to question its safety. Further, the doses studied were lower and the range of frequencies smaller than the present population exposure. The findings of the American research were confirmed in Italy at the Ramazzini Institute. The findings of this laboratory research have been borne out by epidemiological evidence of an increased incidence of particular cancers, most especially tumours of the brain, which have increased fourfold in the last 20 years - except in under 16s, where they have increased no less than  tenfold. In my own country (UK), brain cancer is now the top cause of death in those aged under 40. The incidence of several other cancers at a younger age than previously usual (under 50) has also increased. During the same twenty year period there has also been a marked increase in i) dementia (now the top cause of death for seniors); and ii) mental health problems, especially for young adults. Recently published research (attached) has now shown an increased risk of dementia from long term wifi exposure, and explained mechanisms of action for this effect. This pattern of disease is suggestive of increased exposure of the population to neurological toxin(s). These changes have taken place over the period when EMR exposure has vastly increased, and correlate with the harm which it could be predicted to cause from scientific knowledge of its biological effects.  It would appear likely that EMR exposure contributes to the top causes of death for both the under 40 age group and the over 70 one; and to overall increase in malignant diseases. If significant proportions of those with I) mental health conditions; ii) dementia and iii) malignant disease have EMR exposure as a significant causative factor, as well as those diagnosed or undiagnosed living with the EMR syndrome, then EMR exposure is causing a great deal of morbidity and mortality in the population as a whole, with consequent costs and economic loss too. My full proof of evidence is attached as a PDF file.