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The London Resolution will appear here once the text is finalised.
The Following Scientists and Individuals were speakers at the Conference held at the Royal Society from which the London Resolution has come.
Prof Olle Johansson has published over 300 peer reviewed papers, many in the field of EMF bioeffects. He lectures frequently on this issue, and conducts experimental research on weak field effects on surface tissues. Sweden is the only country in the World that recognise EHS as a disability.
Dr
Lennart Hardell is
professor in oncology and cancer epidemiology at the University
Hospital in Orebro, Sweden. Most of his research has been on risk
factors for cancer such as exposure to pesticides and persistent
organic pollutants. During recent years he and his co-workers have
studied use of cellular and cordless telephones and the risk for
brain tumours. This research is independently funded unlike the Interphone studies.
Roger Coghill has for over twenty years directed an independent bioelectromagnetics laboratory in South Wales, specialising on the interactions between the physical energies of electricity and magnetism and organic life.
Eileen O'Connor, a breast cancer victim, campaigns extensively for regulatory recognition of the adverse effects of cellphone masts.
Dr. Gerd Oberfeld is
responsible for environmental medicine and since 1994 has been
adviser for environmental medicine of the Austrian Medical
Association being responsible for the postgraduate course in
Environmental Medicine. His
Government warn that WiFi should not be used in schools. It also has
the lowest exposure guidelines in the World.
Dr. John Walker is a Chartered Physicist who lives in Sutton Coldfield
Dr
Christopher Busby, Subcontractor, Policy Interpretation Network on
Children's Health and Environment (PINCHE) - The PINCHE-project is a
Policy Interpretation Network on Children's Health and Environment
that is funded by the European Union for three years. The PINCHE
project is designed to provide decision makers, environmental health
professionals, and other stakeholders with information relevant for
policy development. This will help making decisions about issues in
the area of children's health and environment.
Dr Robert Verkerk is from The
Alliance for Natural Health (ANH) was founded in 2002 and is a
UK-based, internationally-active, non-governmental organization,
working to help positively shape the regulatory and scientific
framework affecting natural health.
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