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Hypothesis: ultrasonography can document dynamic in vivo rouleaux formation due to mobile phone exposuređź”—

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A study by Brown et al. (2025) found that in a living person exposed closely to cell phone radiation, red blood cells begin to clump together and form clumps resembling stacks of coins. This effect in vivo can cause a number of health problems since clumped blood cells flow less easily and can impact oxygen delivery in the body.

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Short-term exposure of 2.4GHz EM Radiation on cellular ROS generation and apoptosis in SH-SY5Y cell line and impact on developing chick embryo brain tissueđź”—

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K. Deena et al. (2025) analysed the major impact of short-term exposure at 2.4 GHz on chicken embryos and on human neuroblastoma cells. Short-term exposure induced moderate cellular and molecular changes, mainly oxidative stress. Extended exposure to EMR beyond 4 h may pose adverse health risks to humans.

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Wireless radiation and health: making the case for proteomics research of individual sensitivity?đź”—

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In contrast to EHS in science the existence of hypersensitivities is accepted for various other environmental influences. Unlike EHS e.g. ionising radiation does not require an answer as to whether it can be felt. Dariusz Leszczynski advocates the use of proteomics to better understand the relationship between EMFs and EHS.

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