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Illustration showing a mobile phone, 5G mast and human body highlighting new research questioning whether current radiofrequency EMF exposure limits adequately protect against cancer and reproductive health risks.
EMF Health Risks

Exposure Limits for Radiofrequency EMFs May Not Adequately Protect Against Cancer and Reproductive Risks

A recently published peer-reviewed paper has reignited debate over whether current radiofrequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) exposure limits are sufficiently protective. The authors argue that existing guidelines focus largely on preventing tissue heating while overlooking evidence relating to long-term biological effects, including cancer and male fertility.

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EMF Health Risks

New 2025 Research: Man-Made EMFs Linked to Brain Damage and Cognitive Decline

Both studies reinforce a growing consensus that man-made EMFs—whether from electrical infrastructure or wireless communication—can have significant biological effects, particularly on the brain. The common mechanisms appear to be oxidative stress, inflammation, and impaired cellular repair, all of which may lead to cognitive decline or developmental issues over time.

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