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Gehirntumore durch Mobiltelephone?

Neue schwedische Studie

01.04.2006

Wie beispielsweise der Boston Herald am Samstag berichtete http://theedge.bostonherald.com/lifeNews/view.bg?articleid=133112 , ist eine neue schwedische Studie zu dem Ergebnis gekommen, daß eine Verbindung zwischen der häufigen Nutzung von Mobiltelephonen und der Erkrankung an Gehirntumoren besteht.

Zwar war eine erst im Januar im British Medical Journal veröffentlichte Studie zu dem gegenteiligen Ergebnis gekommen, dass es keinen Zusammenhang zwischen der Nutzung von Mobiltelephonen und der Wahrscheinlichkeit, an einem Gehirntumor zu erkranken gibt, die nun veröffentlichte Studie des "Nationalen Schwedischen Instituts für das Arbeitsleben" betrachtete aber die Verbindung zwischen Gehirntumoren und einer überdurchschnittlichen Nutzung von Mobiltelephonen.

Von den 905 untersuchten Fällen von bösartigen Gehirntumoren bei Personen im Alter zwischen 20 und 80 Jahren waren demnach 85 Personen - fast 10 Prozent - solche überdurchschnittlichen Nutzer von Mobiltelephonen. Die Studie definierte eine solche überdurchschnittliche Nutzung als eine bisherige Gesamtnutzung von mindestens 2.000 Stunden - entsprechend einer Nutzung von knapp einer Stunde täglich über sechs Jahre hinweg - und/oder einer in jungen Jahren begonnenen Nutzung. Auch kam die Studie dem Ergebnis, daß eine Tumorerkrankung häufiger auf jener Gehirnseite auftrat, die sich auf der Seite der Telephonnutzung der Menschen befand.

Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, an einem bösartigen Gehirntumor zu erkranken ist der Studie zufolge bei einer überdurchschnittlichen Nutzung von Mobiltelephonen - sowohl "Handys" als auch die mittlerweile in Haushalten fast nur noch anzutreffenden schnurlosen Telephone - um 240 Prozent.

"Der Weg, dieses Risiko zu senken ist, eine Freisprecheinrichtung zu verwenden", sagte Kjell Mild, der Leiter der Studie. Und eben auf den "Komfort" eines schnurlosen Telephons zu verzichten.

http://www.freace.de/artikel/200604/010406a.html

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Schwedische Forscher untersuchen Patienten mit Gehirntumoren

Eine intensive Nutzung von Mobiltelefonen erhöht das Risiko, an Krebs zu erkranken. Das geht aus einer gestern in Stockholm veröffentlichten Studie schwedischer Wissenschaftler hervor. Nachdem zwei Untersuchungen in den Niederlanden und Großbritannien keine direkte Verbindung ziehen konnten, stellten die Forscher nun gezielt gesunde und kranke Intensivnutzer gegenüber.

Von 2.200 untersuchten Personen im Alter von 20 bis 80 Jahren waren dabei 905 an einem Gehirntumor erkrankt. "Von diesen 905 waren 85 Intensivnutzer von Mobiltelefonen", heißt es in der Studie. Diese hätten bereits vor einiger Zeit mit der Handy-Nutzung begonnen und häufig mobil telefoniert. Unter gesunden Testpersonen war der Anteil der Intensivnutzer geringer.

Nach Angaben der Wissenschaftler traten die Tumore auch verstärkt auf der Seite des Kopfes auf, an die auch das Handy während des Gespräches gehalten wurde. Da Erkenntnisse über das Rauchen, das Arbeiten in ungesunder Umgebung und andere Risikofaktoren mit berücksichtigt wurden, sehen die Forscher einen deutlichen Zusammenhang zwischen der Mobiltelefonie und Krebs.

Laut Kjell Mild, der die Untersuchung leitete, steigt das Risiko bei häufiger Handytelefonie um bis zu 240 Prozent. Intensivnutzern empfahl er die Nutzung von Freisprecheinrichtungen, durch die die Strahlungsbelastung am Kopf deutlich reduziert werde. Die aktuelle Studie war nach Angaben Milds eine der bisher umfassendsten Untersuchungen in dem Bereich. (ck)

[ Samstag, 01.04.2006, 11:41 ]

Copyright 2006 Jupitermedia Corporation

http://de.internet.com/index.php?id=2042262&section=Mobile

Electricity disorder a real health problem

Copied message from S Arjuna

Magda Havas has just written:

Hello everyone,

I don't know if you are aware of what is happening in Canada about EHS but let me tell you the country is buzzing.

On Tuesday (March 28) Martin Mittelstaedt wrote a feature article for the Globe and Mail (a well respected National newspaper) about a man who is EHS. This story has now gone around the world and I think all of you have seen it (Does Power Corrupt?). See below.

http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/1762399/

The very next morning Kevin (the person who is sensitive) and I were invited to appear on a TV show called Canada AM (CTV) for a short (5 minute) segment. They have a audience of 2 million people.

You can get info about this at the CTV web site:

http://www.ctv.ca (search at top for "dirty electricity"). Two items should pop up for the March 29th show.

The Toronto Star (Tyler Hamilton) wrote a similar article about Marika in November and NOW magazine (Adria Vasil) in Toronto wrote one as well about the problem of electromagnetic pollution a few weeks ago. All of this is timely since Toronto is going WiFi by the summer/fall of 2006. Tyler wrote a series on cell phones for the Star that appeared last summer (June 2005 I think) during the WHO conference on the Precautionary Principle in Ottawa.

Ever since that show and the newspaper article my phone and email are buzzing. Other media are picking it up. Since Wednesday I have given an additional 4 interviews including live phone-in shows. David Fancy has done two interviews in French. The requests keep coming in (even as I write this email) from across Canada for more interviews next week.

I am getting email from all across Canada with people who are suffering from electromagnetic pollution. I hear the saddest stories when I talk to people. Some tell me about their health effects, how they don't want to share how much pain they are in with loved ones for fear of being ridiculed (how can someone be sensitive to "electricity"!!) and how some have considered suicide to end their pain and suffering because they can't find relief.

I stayed up until after 4 am one morning to respond to all the email messages since I will be away at a the Total Health Show in Toronto this weekend talking about EMF Pollution and I will be absolutely inundated if I don't keep up with the email.

This is all very positive. The message is getting out and the more people we can help the better. Eventually our government will have to respond to all this suffering and make changes in their guidelines. At the moment I have little immediate hope for Health Canada since they seem entrenched in their views but I do have hope that Sheela Basrur (Medical Officer of Health for Ontario) will play a more prominent role in this issue since she was instrumental at hosting a public meeting in Toronto about cell phone antennas in 2000 as MOH for the City of Toronto.

Please feel free to pass the word about the interest in Canada and perhaps other countries will follow suit.

-magda



Electricity disorder a real health problem: WHO

Updated Wed. Mar. 29 2006 11:01 AM ET

CTV.ca News Staff

As a healthy man in his late 40s, Kevin Byrne couldn't understand what was causing his chronic back and hip pain. X-rays by his doctor yielded no results.

"The pain was so intense, it just didn't seem right," said Byrne, appearing on CTV's Canada AM Wednesday.

It wasn't until he began researching on his own that Byrne realized he is one of a small percentage of people who suffers from electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), a biological disorder with symptoms directly brought on by exposure to electromagnetic fields.

Byrne learned "dirty electricity," or poor power quality that is generated by household appliances, electronic devices and power lines, was causing his aches.

The Newcastle, Ont. resident came across the research of Trent University professor Magda Havas, who has been using filters for electronic devices to reduce the potentially harmful levels being emitted.

Byrne installed 20 filters in his home and it worked wonders.

"Within a couple of days, my pain miraculously was gone," he said, adding his sleep also improved.

No one knows how many people are sensitive to electricity. Medical authorities and scientific researchers clash heads over whether the condition exists or is a figment of people's imagination.

While some doctors don't recognize EHS as a physical condition, several European countries do, as does the World Health Organization, which says EHS is a real health problem.

Reported symptoms -- which range from mild to severe -- include chronic fatigue, depression, body aches, memory loss and sleep disruption.

Swedish and British statistics say about two or three per cent of the population suffers from EHS, while some claims estimate 10 to 25 per cent of national populations may be affected by mild symptoms.

Havas, who teaches environmental studies, has been using Graham-Stetzer filters, which lowers the dirty electricity power emitted by electronic devices.

In pilot projects at workplaces, she said the results from the filters were significant.

"We've put them into three schools, and in all three schools the teachers improved dramatically, the student behaviour improved," she said on Canada AM.

Havas said the poor behaviour of some students was thought to be caused by attention deficit disorder (ADD), but even they improved. This makes Havas think there may be a connection between exposure to dirty electricity and children with ADD, and she is conducting research.

Havas said the use of filters in homes has also yielded amazing results, especially for diabetics and those with multiple sclerosis.

She said blood sugar normalized in those with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, while multiple sclerosis sufferers who had difficulty walking were able to walk without pain in a few days to a few weeks.

Most homes need about 20 filters to rid the potentially harmful effects of dirty electricity, Havas said.

In our high-tech world more people are becoming dependent on gizmos like cell phones, laptops and IPods, increasing their exposure to electrical sources.

The result, experts say, has led to an increasing population of people who say they suffer from EHS. Symptoms, which ranged from mild to severe, include chronic fatigue, depression, body aches, memory loss and sleep disruption.

Researchers also say more than one-third of us are a little electro-sensitive, but instead blame the side effects on stressors like restless nights.

While mainstream medical opinion generally doesn't recognize EHS as a physical condition, the Swedes have accepted it as a real condition and government support is available to sufferers.

With an estimated 250,000 sufferers, authorities there electrically retrofit people's homes and offices.

One city in Norway has banned cell phones from a public beach to make it accessible to people with electro-sensitivities. The country's former prime minister, Gro Harlem Brundtland, won't allow cell phones to come close to her because she says they give her headaches.

Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ont., recently banned wireless Internet from most of its campus because the health impact of Wi-Fi technology is not yet known.

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060329/electricity_allergies_060329/20060329/
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