IICPH flyer for the Halton Eco-Festival, 17-18 April 2010

Since about 1990, the international research community has spent more time looking at lower dose rate health effects. Many of these scientists have been surprised to discover effects such as genomic instability, the bystander effect, an increase in Relative Biological Effect (RBE), mini-satellite damage and non-homogeneous distribution of radionuclides.

A celebration! A brainstorm! An agenda!

IICPH – 25 years of Winning the War Against Polluters

International Health Institute Calls for Immediate Attention

Press Release sent March 24, 2009

In support of the Tritium Awareness Project and MPs...

A new book entitled Nanopathology: The Health Impact of Nanoparticles by Antonietta Gatti and Stefano Montanari sheds new light on...

In September, I attended the Halifax Conference co-sponsored by Physicians for Global Survival (PGS Canada), Canadian Association of Physicians...

INTRODUCTION

In the International Institute of Concern for Public Health (IICPH), we believe that a healthy environment is a...

By Rosalie Bertell