It is important to obtain medical information from reliable sources. Here is
what American Cancer Society says about lack of any evidence for the harmful
effects of cell phone towers:
http://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancercauses/othercarcinogens/athome/cellular-phone-towers
Cheers,
Santosh
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Santosh Helekar chimbelcho at yahoo.com on Thu Mar 13
21:33:14 PDT 2014 wrote:
It is important to obtain medical information from
reliable sources. Here is what American Cancer Society says about lack of any
evidence for the harmful effects of cell phone towers:
Involved in this topic:
1: the stalled/stopped' construction of the mobile tower in Saligao.
2: the 'expert' Prof. Girish Kumar and his PPT presentation.
3: the concerns of Salgaocars (the residents of Saligao).
4: third parties with or without vested interests.
I submit that the MAIN deciders
What do we do about this mon ami?
One cannot (specially a qualified medical doctor) in no terms assure there
cannot be harmful effects when there is no proof.
Just as for us doctors it is ethics not to guarantee that there will not be
side effects to any medication.
Last year, a small group of Saliganvkars created awareness in the
Lourdes Convent school hall about the alleged dangers of the radiation
from Mobile towers by showing a PP presentation of the so called expert
Prof. Girish Kumar. The same presentation was used again for a much
bigger group of
Thanks Gerard for sharing this information. It is important to counter these
bogus scares that crop up from time to time by educating people about basic
scientific concepts. Underlying these scares there invariably is some
commercial scam or MLM-type fraud being perpetrated.
Cheers,
Santosh
