What Happened: Does cell phone radiation cause brain tumors? Christopher Portier PhD, a longtime US government scientist seems to think so. He recently submitted a comprehensive review of the scientific research in a major cell phone/brain cancer lawsuit where he concludes that:
“The evidence on an association between cellular phone use and the risk of glioma in adults is quite strong […] In my opinion, RF exposure probably causes gliomas and neuromas and, given the human, animal and experimental evidence, I assert that, to a reasonable degree of scientific certainty, the probability that RF exposure causes gliomas and neuromas is high.”
The 176-page expert report with 443 references was prepared for the plaintiffs in a major product liability lawsuit, Murray et al. v Motorola, Inc. et al., filed in the Superior Court for the District of Columbia against the telecommunications industry. The plaintiffs in the case are suing the telecommunications industry for damages because they developed brain cancer after years of using a cell phone up to their head. Most of the plaintiffs have passed away. Court dates are set for Murray et al. v. Motorola July 12-23, 2021.
Read more: It’s a “High Probability” That Cell Phone Radiation Causes Brain Tumors: Renowned Scientist Explains
