ehtrust.org, 25 April 2025
EHT’s Important Study on Blood Cell Aggregation from Cell Phone Exposure in Environment Magazine—with New Details!
Link to study: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00139157.2025.2471222
Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development released its spring issue today, and it features an article by Dr. Robert Brown, EHT’s Vice President of Scientific Research and Clinical Affairs, about his recently published study on cell phone radiation causing human blood cells to stick together.
Even if you have already read about Dr. Brown’s study in our blog post on the subject, the article in Environment is an important read because it includes new information, discovered after the publication of the initial study — namely that the rouleau effect documented in the study, in which blood cells adhere to each other after five minutes of cell phone exposure, also occurs when a cell phone is held an inch away from the body. The article includes ultrasound images and video of the phenomenon occurring both when a cell phone is touching a volunteer’s body and when the device is simply close to the leg. Click the image to read the article for an explanation of the full impact of this initial research, its implications for human health, and what follow-up research EHT is planning next. As always, distance (or airplane mode) is your friend.
Environment, which is in its seventh decade of publication, invited Dr. Brown to share his groundbreaking study firsthand in the journal’s latest issue, which was released on Earth Day 2025. All readers can access the article for six months free of charge, before it goes behind the subscription paywall.
If you’d like to help EHT to move forward with the follow-up studies needed to better understand the implications of Dr. Brown’s ground-breaking case study, please consider making a donation to EHT’s scientific research.
https://ehtrust.org/environment-magazine-dr-robert-brown-study-on-blood-clumping-from-cell-phone-radiation/
EHT’s Important Study on Blood Cell Aggregation from Cell Phone Exposure in Environment Magazine—with New Details!
Link to study: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00139157.2025.2471222
Even if you have already read about Dr. Brown’s study in our blog post on the subject, the article in Environment is an important read because it includes new information, discovered after the publication of the initial study — namely that the rouleau effect documented in the study, in which blood cells adhere to each other after five minutes of cell phone exposure, also occurs when a cell phone is held an inch away from the body. The article includes ultrasound images and video of the phenomenon occurring both when a cell phone is touching a volunteer’s body and when the device is simply close to the leg. Click the image to read the article for an explanation of the full impact of this initial research, its implications for human health, and what follow-up research EHT is planning next. As always, distance (or airplane mode) is your friend.
Environment, which is in its seventh decade of publication, invited Dr. Brown to share his groundbreaking study firsthand in the journal’s latest issue, which was released on Earth Day 2025. All readers can access the article for six months free of charge, before it goes behind the subscription paywall.
If you’d like to help EHT to move forward with the follow-up studies needed to better understand the implications of Dr. Brown’s ground-breaking case study, please consider making a donation to EHT’s scientific research.
https://ehtrust.org/environment-magazine-dr-robert-brown-study-on-blood-clumping-from-cell-phone-radiation/
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