Brain Cancer Epidemic
Dubai Congress to reveal compelling evidence of EMR phone damage to children
Increased mobile phone usage, especially amongst the young, could lead to an epidemic of brain cancers potentially affecting more than 400 million people, according to a study to be released at the Dubai Congress on Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine (DCAAAM).
Delegates to the Congress – to be held at the Dubai World Trade Center from November 8-9 – will hear the latest finding on mobile phone usage and the effects of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) from expert Dr Howard Fisher, author of three books on the subject and Scientific Advisor to several governments about the issue.
With more than 4.3 billion global mobile users, including 7.2 million in the UAE (according to telecom provider Etisalat), worldwide studies indicate palpable evidence to suggest that EMR affects hormonal secretions and brain activity and are linked to condtions such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, various cancers, reproductive difficulties and miscarriage.
Fisher, who is also on the Scientific Committee of DCAAAM, adds: “The overriding evidence shows the huge threat that EMR poses to our health. There have been over 100,000 papers written on the issue and the Interphone Study started in 2000 has still not released its findings because of conflicts.”.
For more than 10 years researchers have been aware of EMR penetration into the brain, which is far worse for a child, potentially leading to brain tumours and childhood leukaemia, as well as evidence to show it may lead to disorders such as ADD, ADHD and autism.
