After supplementing restricted-spectrum LED lighting (350–650 nm) with broader-spectrum light (400–1500 nm+) for 2 weeks, colour contrast sensitivity significantly improved, and the improvement reportedly persisted for 2 months after the supplemental lighting…
The article describes evidence that ferromagnetic ultrafine particulate matter/industrial nanoparticles accumulate in sleep and arousal regulatory brain regions (including orexinergic neurons) and that their motion is responsive to low-intensity electromagnet…
Terahertz radiation decreased the neuronal membrane area ratio (cytosol to protruding membrane area), with the effect starting on day 1 and persisting during exposure. The decreased membrane area ratio was associated with altered firing patterns (reduced inte…
This narrative review reports that environmental exposures can induce sperm DNA damage and epigenetic abnormalities associated with male infertility. It states that electromagnetic radiation (including radiofrequency radiation) from mobile phones and wireless…
The article argues that epidemiological and laboratory studies show connections between ELF or wireless communication EMF exposure and health risks (including cancer, infertility, EHS, and other pathologies), with oxidative stress and DNA damage proposed as k…
Electromagnetic simulations using pulsed 5G/6G signals (3.5, 27, 77, 300 GHz) in a detailed skin model found inhomogeneous absorption patterns associated with vessels and sweat glands, with higher absorption in sweat gland coils and peripheral areas. The pape…
This PRISMA-ScR evidence map synthesized data from over 500 RF-EMF genotoxicity studies (3 kHz–300 GHz) across in vitro, in vivo, and epidemiological designs. The review reports a higher proportion of significant DNA damage findings in in vivo and epidemiolog…
This review summarizes evidence that multiple environmental exposures, including electromagnetic fields (EMFs), may exacerbate Alzheimer's disease pathology and risk. It reports that EMF exposure is associated in cited animal and human studies with mechanisms…
This review summarizes historical and modern studies on bacterial adaptation to common RF-EMF sources (e.g., mobile phones and Wi-Fi). It states that RF-EMF exposure can affect bacterial survival mechanisms and may promote increased resistance and potentially…
RF exposure (800–2,400 MHz) modulated differentiation pathways in human cortical organoids, with radial glia progenitors maintaining stem cell identity and showing delayed differentiation under RF. RF exposure was associated with induction of human endogenous…
The article summarizes recent studies reporting that microwave/RF exposure is associated with molecular and cytogenetic changes, including DNA damage, and cites newly reported research describing genetic alterations in rat cancers (gliomas and cardiac schwann…
This article critiques 12 WHO-commissioned systematic reviews/meta-analyses on RF-EMF health effects, stating that serious methodological flaws mean they cannot provide assurance of safety for cell phones and other wireless devices. It reports that the animal…
This narrative review states that chronic, low-intensity non-thermal RF-EMR exposure from ubiquitous wireless sources is linked to adverse male reproductive outcomes, including oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction (noted particularly in Leydig cells), …
The article states that ambient nonionizing EMF exposures (0–300 GHz), particularly RF, have increased over decades and are now pervasive due to technologies including 5G/6G and low earth orbit satellites. It asserts that current low-intensity EMF exposures a…
The paper argues that U.S. FCC radiofrequency radiation exposure regulations are outdated (unchanged since 1996), focused on short-term high-intensity effects, and lack adequate monitoring, premarket testing, post-market surveillance, compliance/enforcement, …
The review proposes that excess electric charge and electric fields can increase localized deposition of pathogens/contaminants and may increase infection risk and other adverse outcomes via increased particulate uptake. It suggests that electromagnetic hygie…
The authors describe an "O2-confined photooxidation" mechanism in which oxygen captured in protein cavities is converted into multiple ROS, primarily mediated by tryptophan residues under blue light irradiation. They report that ROS generated in this way can …
The article discusses environmental health and ecosystem sustainability in relation to electromagnetic radiation contamination and states that 5G electromagnetic frequency radiation may aid multistage carcinogenesis (including carcinogen activation, oxidative…
This paper presents a mechanistic model proposing that the autism/ASD “epidemic” involves central roles for electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and chemicals, with EMFs acting via VGCC activation leading to elevated intracellular calcium and downstream disruption o…
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HPBLs exposed to gamma radiation (0.1, 0.3, 0.5 Gy) showed dose-dependent increases in chromosomal aberrations. A single 15-min pre-exposure to mobile telephony EMF reportedly increased aberrations significantly more than the sum of aberrations from each stre…
