People who developed and died from brain tumors

Cell phones do cause cancer. Wireless radiation emitted from other wireless devices also causes cancer. Cancers which are associated with cell phone use are those which develop in areas the phones are used — brain cancer, acoustic neuroma (a cancer of the ear), and cancer of the salivary gland — or in areas where phones are kept (like in the pocket or the bra).

Alan Marks is a real estate developer from California. Following his diagnosis, his wife established the California Brain Tumor Association and led and won a lawsuit that enabled the City of Berkeley to warn cell phone users of this danger. Press here for the Story

Watch the compelling testimony of Jimmy Gonzalez, an attorney who developed three cancers from his cell phone: brain cancer, cancer in his palm where he held his cell phone, and cancer in his abdomen directly next to the internal pocket of his suit where he kept his cell phone. He died in 2014 at the age of 42.

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Paul Prischman, a worker in the entertainment industry. His doctor confirmed that the cause of his brain tumor was his cell phone. He died at the age of 42.

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Rich Farver was a student at San Diego State University. Following his death, his mother discovered news of a brain cancer cluster at SDSU around the cell tower adjacent to Rich's office building. He died at the age of 29. Press here for the Story

Additional Links

Electromagnetic Radiation Safety

Blog of Dr. Joel Moskowitz, Director of the Center for Family and Community Health, School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley. In his blog, he publishes scientific and policy developments regarding the health effects of exposure to electromagnetic radiation from cell phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi, smart meters, and other wireless technology.

Environmental Health Trust

Founded by Prof. Devra Davis, a world-renowned scientist on the correlation between environmental toxins and cancer. She is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and has led the scientific team of Al Gore's Climate Project. Understanding the devastating health effects of wireless radiation, she now dedicates most of her time to this topic.

Prof. Lennart Hardell's Blog

Prof. Hardell is a leading scientist on the correlation between cancer and wireless radiation. His blog contains invaluable information that leaves no doubt that the correlation has been scientifically established.