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Health committee  That's the body's reaction. You'd never know that because this was not written by biologists. I'm amazed that at the beginning of the report they put in a word for a chemical engineer, another engineer to come on board. They didn't even mention that they need one biologist. They need somebody there who understands what's going on at the level of a cell.

March 24th, 2015Committee meeting

Prof. Martin Blank

Health committee  I think pregnant women deserve a special category. The thing is that they may be classified with the rest of the adults, but the growing fetus in utero, although it's a small target, nevertheless is a far more important target. The fact is that any danger that occurs there will be magnified manyfold.

March 24th, 2015Committee meeting

Prof. Martin Blank

Health committee  Okay. I'll just mention that I'm referring to Lerchl because he's been one of those who's been a naysayer. Anytime that anything has been presented, he has said that he doesn't believe there's any basis for a biological reaction. He has just published a paper saying the reverse.

March 24th, 2015Committee meeting

Prof. Martin Blank

Health committee  I'm on the third slide now, which shows a quote from a paper by two of the authors of the report, Foster and Moulder, who say that the “only unequivocal mechanism for bioeffects” of radio frequency is the “heating of tissue”. This just makes no sense at all to a biologist. As I said, you can measure the temperature of anything, but it doesn't give you insight into biological function.

March 24th, 2015Committee meeting

Prof. Martin Blank

Health committee  I must apologize. I thought I would be able to refer to the slides. You have the slides in front of you; I will just mention them as we go along. Thank you for the invitation. You have my credentials on the first slide. I've been in the research business for a long time in the department of physiology at Columbia University.

March 24th, 2015Committee meeting

Professor Martin Blank