Science Has Conceded That Mobile Phones Break Up Cell DNA
Posted by: Andrew Cheetham in Health-Physical And Mental, Mind Control & Media Manipulation
Science has conceded the error: More than one lab has in fact shown that
cell phone radiation can cause DNA breaks. Back in August, reporter
Gretchen Vogel claimed that Hugo Rüdiger at the University of Vienna
medical school was the only one (see September 3, below). Now, Vogel
allows that a team from Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China, had
previously observed DNA breaks in cells exposed to GSM radiation.
In a letter published in the magazine’s November 28 issue, Vini Khurana,
a neurosurgeon in Canberra, Australia, advises that, “[T]here are many
other peer-reviewed papers from laboratories in at least seven countries,
including the United States, showing that cell phone or similar low-intensity
EMFs can break DNA or modulate it structurally.” (Others have submitted
similar complaints to the magazine’s editors.) In her response, Vogel writes,
“My intention was not to imply that there were only two papers showing any
effects of EMFs. There are many publications that show effects of EMFs on
DNA, but the citations listed [by Khurana] do not directly contradict the
quoted sentence.” That sentence which leads her August 29 article begins:
“The only two peer-reviewed scientific papers showing that [EMFs] from
cell phones can cause DNA breakage…” In an exchange with Microwave
News, Vogel drew a sharp distinction between DNA “damage” and “breakage,”
which, she said, allowed her to exclude many other papers, particularly
one by John Aitken.
Khurana made international headlines earlier this year when he predicted
that cell phone radiation would turn out to be a worse public-health disaster
than either smoking or asbestos
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