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The mobile phone industry’s strategies against unwelcome scientific findings.

The 25-minute diagnose:funk video documentary shows the mobile phone industry’s strategies against scientists. Previously unpublished original footage with contemporary witnesses shows the methods used to deny research findings on the cancer risk posed by mobile phone radiation, up to and including campaigns of character assassination against the scientists.

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What lessons can we learn? We should no longer assume that any current or future wireless technologies – including 5G – are safe without adequate testing. Not testing them would be unethical.

Ronald L. Melnick, PhD

Ronald L. Melnick, PhD

Former Senior Toxicologist – U.S. National Toxicology Program (NTP), NIEHS (USA)

Further information (German):

  • https://www.diagnose-funk.org/1456 Answers to claims & specious arguments, part I: are mobile phones as “harmful” as aloe vera, coffee and vegetables?
  • https://www.diagnose-funk.org/1085 Claims & specious arguments, part II: are mobile phones as “harmful” as aloe vera, coffee and vegetables? SPIEGEL with arguments from Telekom’s old bag of tricks
  • https://www.diagnose-funk.org/ diagnose:funk – environmental and consumer organisation for protection against electromagnetic radiation

Director: Klaus Scheidsteger (“Thank You for Calling”, work for numerous major TV channels, many documentary and reportage productions for arte as author and producer, among others)

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