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Außerdem plant die französische Regierung nach Informationen der britischen Tageszeitung The Independent, neue Grenzwerte für Handystrahlung einzuführen und ...
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Frankreich ist damit das erste Land, das eine derart groß angelegte Aktion gegen die möglichen Gefahren von Handystrahlung durchführt, berichtet The ...
Bereits im September hatte das EU-Parlament seine Mitglieder aufgefordert, strengere Grenzwerte für Handy-Strahlung einzuführen. [ http://omega.twoday.net/stories/5179698/ ] ...
Morphological Sciences Department, University of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
The action of the pulse-modulated GSM radiofrequency of mobile phones has been suggested as a physical phenomenon that might have biological effects on the mammalian central nervous system. In the present study, GSM-exposed picrotoxin-pretreated rats showed differences in clinical and EEG signs, and in c-Fos expression in the brain, with respect to picrotoxin-treated rats exposed to an equivalent dose of unmodulated radiation. Neither radiation treatment caused tissue heating, so thermal effects can be ruled out. The most marked effects of GSM radiation on c-Fos expression in picrotoxin-treated rats were observed in limbic structures, olfactory cortex areas and subcortical areas, the dentate gyrus, and the central lateral nucleus of the thalamic intralaminar nucleus group. Nonpicrotoxin-treated animals exposed to unmodulated radiation showed the highest levels of neuronal c-Fos expression in cortical areas. These results suggest a specific effect of the pulse modulation of GSM radiation on brain activity of a picrotoxin-induced seizure-proneness rat model and indicate that this mobile-phone-type radiation might induce regional changes in previous preexcitability conditions of neuronal activation.
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PMID: 19115403 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
New limits will be placed on radiation levels amid fears of increased risk of cancer from phone use
By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor
Sunday, 11 January 2009
New laws cracking down on children's use of mobile phones are to be introduced in France amid growing fears that they may cause cancer and other diseases.
All advertising of the devices to children under 12 is to be prohibited under the legislation – announced by the Environment Minister, Jean-Louis Borloo, last week – and he will also take powers to ban the sale of any phone designed to be used by those under six.
The French government will also introduce new limits for radiation from the phones and make it compulsory for handsets to be sold with earphones, so that users can avoid irradiating their heads and brains. And one of the country's largest cities last month started an advertising campaign to discourage the use of the phones by children.
French government implement mobile phone legislation
In a bold and groundbreaking move, the French government are now the first European government to publicly announce an outright ban on some aspect of mobile phone usage based exclusively on potential risks to health.
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