Are rises in Electro-Magnetic Field in the human environment, interacting with multiple environmental pollutions, the tripping point for increases in neurological deaths in the Western World?

On a rare occasion when the Swiss authorities (person responsible for health strategy and policy, canton Vaud) asked for more information about a study mentioned in one of my letters to the editor, the subject was research carried out by Bournemouth University on the rising numbers of younger people being diagnosed with dementia. This was back in 2015. (See 2015 opinion by Colin Pritchard published by The Guardian, "Why Modern Life is Making Dementia in Your 40s More Likely".

Here is the closing of a June 2019 paper by Colin Pritchard and others, Bournemouth University:

An MRI scan of a human brain: dementia sufferers are
becoming younger. Photo: Alamy from 2015 Guardian article.

"In closing, we take a backward look over just 25 clinical years to consider the rises in the incidence of Autism and Asperger syndrome, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, ADHD, Early Onset Dementias, rises in the WHO diagnostic categories Nervous Disease Deaths and Alzheimer’s and Other Dementia deaths across the Western world, all alongside intensive increases in background environmental pollutants and the now ubiquitous EMF. Part of the problem is that these influences have been slow and insidious and the new digital world, so full of ‘good things’, perhaps we may need to begin to realise that possibly we have opened Pandora’s Box."

Are rises in Electro-Magnetic Field in the human environment, interacting with multiple environmental pollutions, the tripping point for increases in neurological deaths in the Western World?
by Colin Pritchard, Anne Silk, Lars Hansen, Medical Hypotheses, Vol. 127, June 2019 (full text)

Abstract

Whilst humans evolved in the earth’s Electro-Magnetic-Field (EMF) and sun-light, both being essential to life but too much sun and we burn. What happens if background EMF rise to critical levels, coinciding with increasing environmental pollutants?

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