Everyone of us is part of a vast radiation experiment - result unknown

IN relation to the debate in your letters columns last month concerning the hazards of cell-phone and other non-ionizing radiation, I find it inconceivable that any responsible official or body would claim such radiation to be ‘safe.’

Everyone of us is part of a vast radiation experiment - result unknown
Mon, 16 May, 2005 - 01:00

Certainly no one with a grasp of the complex science involved would do so.

The following points need sombre reflection:

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