A groundbreaking study commissioned by EHT reveals a startling discovery about the effect of cell phone radiation on human blood. Using diagnostic ultrasound, researchers have documented that exposure to an active cell phone can cause red blood cells to clump together, forming aggregates large enough to be visible on imaging. This phenomenon, known as “rouleaux formation,” has significant implications for public health.
Unlike previous studies relying on the controversial technique of live blood cell analysis in vitro, or samples placed on microscope slides, this study was done in vivo using ultrasonography, a widely available and reliable diagnostic tool routinely used for the evaluation of blood vessels.
link : EHT Study on Rouleaux Formation Due to Mobile Phone Exposure – Environmental Health Trust