Category Archives: QuantaDose Press Releases

The Only Complete Roadmap to Safe Technology

We are flooding the invisible electromagnetic environment — the “ether” that every living cell on Earth evolved in — with pulsed, polarized microwaves never before experienced at this scale. Phones in pockets, Wi-Fi in classrooms, 5G towers everywhere. Our children’s developing brains, hearts, and reproductive systems are immersed in this non-native field 24/7. Yet the […]

RF Safe’s tone and framing are not overreach.

They are proportionate, evidence-based, and increasingly urgent in light of the facts on the ground. Here’s why, based on the current record as of February 20, 2026: 1. The US Withdrawal from WHO (January 22, 2026) The United States did formally complete its withdrawal from the World Health Organization on January 22, 2026 (one-year notice […]

The Wireless Radiation Crisis: Why Outdated 1996 Regulations Endanger Public Health – And the S4–Mito–Spin Framework That Finally Explains the Mechanism

In our always-connected world, wireless devices are everywhere: smartphones in pockets, Wi-Fi blanketing homes and schools, 5G towers rising on street corners, and tablets glowing in children’s hands. Yet the safety standards governing the radiofrequency (RF) radiation these technologies emit haven’t been meaningfully updated since 1996—when flip phones were cutting-edge and the internet was still […]

Metal Rain from the Skies: The First Direct Proof That Reentering Rockets Are Peppering Earth’s Upper Atmosphere with Metal Pollution

On the cold early morning of February 19, 2025, a tumbling Falcon 9 upper stage blazed across European skies in a spectacular uncontrolled reentry. Observers from Ireland to Poland captured long-exposure photos of glowing streaks and fireballs lighting up the night. Most people saw a beautiful light show. A small team of atmospheric physicists in […]

Big News: RF Safe Just Dropped a Massive, Searchable EMF Research Library — And Any Website Can Embed It in Seconds

February 19, 2026 — QuantaDose is thrilled to spotlight something truly game-changing for the EMF safety community. RF Safe has officially launched an open, public RSS-powered research portal containing over 6,000 peer-reviewed studies on electromagnetic radiation (EMF/EMR) and its biological effects. From oxidative stress and DNA damage to neurological impacts, fertility, cancer risks, and even […]

Investigative Report: RF Safe – Comprehensive Review of rfsafe.com and rfsafe.org Prepared for Editorial Review – February 18, 2026

Executive Summary rfsafe.com and rfsafe.org are operated by the same organization, RF Safe, a long-standing U.S.-based public-health advocacy and research project focused on radiofrequency (RF) radiation and electromagnetic fields (EMF). The .com domain serves as the primary public-facing site for consumer education, product sales (centered on the TruthCase™ / QuantaCase®), interactive tools, and aggressive policy […]

MAGA Isn’t Dead. It’s Being Audited.

When Marjorie Taylor Greene says MAGA “was all a lie,” you don’t hand-wave it away. You treat it like an audit notice—because her claim isn’t just “I’m mad,” it’s structural: that the movement drifted into donor-service theater instead of “America First” delivery. That critique is being widely circulated via coverage of her comments in an […]

Integrating Maxwell–Wagner Interface Physics with the S4–Mito-Spin Framework

When people say “EMF collapses red blood cells,” they often mean one of several distinct phenotypes: Rouleaux / stacking (cells adhering like “coins”) Deformability loss / abnormal morphology (stiffening, shape pathology) Hemolysis (membrane failure with hemoglobin release) Vesiculation / microparticles (sub-hemolytic injury that still changes viscosity and microcirculation) A useful synthesis treats these outcomes as […]

Recent Allegations of “Evidentiary Failures” Regarding Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC)

Recent allegations of “evidentiary failures” regarding Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) often stem from criticisms that the platform relies on established, mainstream institutional sources to define “factual reporting,” sometimes ignoring shifting scientific or policy narratives. A prominent, recent example of this critique comes from RF Safe, which argued in January 2026 that MBFC’s rating of them […]

Exhibit A–Q: The MBFC Rating’s Evidentiary Failures

MBFC’s RF Safe entry assigns a “Medium Credibility” rating while simultaneously conceding that RF Safe is “Mostly Factual” and that RF Safe links to legitimate studies. The downgrade is then justified primarily through broad labels—“selective citation,” “one-sided interpretation,” “alarmist framing,” and a “potential conflict of interest”—plus “conflict” with major health authorities such as the FDA, […]