Mobile telephony and DNA damage: comparing the experiments

What this paper brings together

Compares experimental reports of DNA damage from mobile-telephony signals with other artificial EMF exposures, with attention to signal variability and experimental design.

The authors’ synthesis or proposal

Reviews the author’s 2006–2016 Drosophila oogenesis experiments comparing DNA fragmentation under six EMF exposures; reports stronger effects with variable real mobile-phone signals.

Reading the connections carefully

Retrospective synthesis of one research programme, not independent replication or human disease evidence. Comparisons differ in physical exposure parameters.

Study records to read alongside

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