Raphaël Bodin- PhD
- PhD Student at French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks
Raphaël Bodin
- PhD
- PhD Student at French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks
Working on neurodevelopmental impact of 900 MHz (2G) and 3 500 MHz 5G) frequency exposure
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Introduction
Investigation of the Impacts of Neurodevelopmental Exposures to Electromagnetic Fields (including 2 and 5G) on Behavioral Responses and Neurogenesis: Longitudinal In Vivo Study in Rats.
After the skin and the ear, the brain is the organ most exposed by the waves entering the body (900 - 1800 MHz (2G), and 3.5 GH (5G)).
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People have been exposed to the 900 MHz mobile phone electromagnetic field for approximately 30 years. There is still no conclusion from immature rodent experiments regarding the potential effects of nonthermal radiofrequency (RF) 900 MHz continuous wave exposure during biological development. Here, we test the hypothesis that mother rats exposed a...
The fifth generation (5G) network is currently being worldwide spread out, raising questions about the potential impact of this new technology, particularly on immature organisms. The current study aimed to investigate the effects of daily 5G electromagnetic field (EMF) perinatal exposure on the neurodevelopment of rats. The exposure level was set...
The 5G electromagnetic field (EMF) network is currently being worldwide spread out. It raises concerns on the potential effects of radiofrequency on neurodevelopment. During the perinatal period, the organism is immature. Its skin and skull are thinner than in adults and less effective at preventing EMF penetration
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Highly organized circuits of enteric neurons are required for the regulation of gastrointestinal functions, such as peristaltism or migrating motor complex. However, the factors and molecular mechanisms that regulate the connectivity of enteric neurons and their assembly into functional neuronal networks are largely unknown. A better understanding...
