1 in 6 Australian adults are sensitive to wireless radiation

ORSAA.org - Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association. ORSAA - 17mar2026. A new Australian study shows that over 26 million adults are likely to experience health problems from exposure to wireless radiation in three countries alone. That includes one in six Australians – over 4.5 million. The study, by Dr Julie McCredden, Lyn McLean, and Professor … Continue reading 1 in 6 Australian adults are sensitive to wireless radiation

People Living Near Cell Towers at Greater Risk of Chronic Immune Stress

A peer-reviewed study found that living near cell towers correlates with elevated white blood cell levels, akin to smokers, indicating immune stress from wireless radiation exposure. Heavy cellphone use also raises specific white blood cell counts, particularly among young adults, potentially contributing to chronic inflammation and immune system depletion.

Dr. Rob Brown Explains Impacts of Wireless Radiation on Blood, Thyroid, Breasts, Brain Cells, & More

Environmental Health Trust. - 10feb2026. In this video, Robert Brown, MD, FACR, Vice President of Scientific Research and Clinical Affairs at EHT and a practicing diagnostic radiologist, presents detailed evidence of impacts on the human body from non-ionizing radiation associated with cell phones and other wireless technology. This talk was presented to Building Biology Institute … Continue reading Dr. Rob Brown Explains Impacts of Wireless Radiation on Blood, Thyroid, Breasts, Brain Cells, & More

Official Letters Opposing FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules

Wireless Program at Environmental Health Sciences - 14jan2026. Numerous Organizations and Local Governments Oppose the FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules: Over 5,451 Comments filed! This webpage lists key letters and is updated regularly by Theodora Scarato, Director of the Wireless Program at Environmental Health Sciences. Last update December January 14, 2026 at 8:53 pm. The … Continue reading Official Letters Opposing FCC Cell Tower Fast-Track Rules