I would like to offer some general comments on the politics of research funding as it pertains to wireless technology health risks that are important but often overlooked.  The distinction I would like to make is between research aimed at cause and effect, and research aimed at surveillance, screening and intervention. 

A press release came out this week resulting in the type of news coverage seen in the following link.(http://news.yahoo.com/s/infoworld/20070124/tc_infoworld/85384_1)

 

It is another example of a study designed to show a pre-determined outcome that supports the industry's special interests.  In our review of the Danish epidemiology study, we discuss this in some detail.  It is astonishing to me that as the industry continues the ruse -- the ruse continues to have life in the headlines.

There has been an interesting article circulating in the past couple of days (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2556768,00.html -- Cancer study ordered into mobile phones).  And once again, what you read on the surface betrays what is below the surface.