In fact, we have given a reply to the BioInitiative Report.
Also, as was said here, thousands of papers were published during the past 40 or 50 years, the majority with negative results; there were a few studies with some positive results. It depends on the discipline.
I see the BioInitiative as a collective, or a collection of opinions of a few scientists who really have concerns about this issue, but that doesn't reflect the general opinion. In fact, there are other groups, and there are other studies, other reviews, which see that there is not enough evidence. In the majority of areas, there are some concerns in some research areas. They ask or call for further research into those areas: as we say, the effects on brains, the reproductive outcomes, and the hyper-effects on children.
But I would also like to comment on the electromagnetic hypersensitivity issues. This is a very serious issue, but we also have to understand that these are subjective symptoms. I will tell you a story from Malaysia. I witnessed the story. There was a concern from the public about radiation from a cellular station. Members of the public complained about many symptoms. In the end, it was clear that the cellular base station was not operational.
So we have to take into consideration that it is not an issue of biological effects only; in fact, here we are talking about health effects. I will tell you for sure that an electromagnetic field is a force. And for every force, there is an effect. It is not necessarily so that every biological effect leads to a health effect.
Again, here we have an issue of perception. This is an issue of risk: perception of risk and communication of risk. Sometimes we perceive the risk in a way, while other times we communicate the risk in a way. Many issues are involved and we shouldn't rely on a certain study, because that study has its own characteristics, its own environment, and its own objects. In fact, we have to evaluate the whole body of research in order to come to conclusions.