Vatican is giving children cancer, says report
Let’s say you’re a business. If there was even a slight possibility that your services were regularly giving lots of children cancer, wouldn’t you think the moral thing to do would be to desist in your activities? Perhaps to change the services? What if a report said you definitely were giving cancer to children? What is the moral thing to do?
That’s right, it’s to deny that anything could possibly be wrong with your obsolete radio transmitters and fight it out in court.
There is a “coherent and significant connection” between radiation from Vatican Radio aerials and childhood cancer, researchers have said.
The Italian experts looked at high numbers of tumours and leukaemia in children who live close to Vatican Radio transmitters.
The 60 antennas stand in villages and towns near Rome.
The Vatican said it was astonished and would present contrary views to a court in Rome.
Italian courts have been investigating for 10 years whether of an abnormally high number of deaths from cancer among families living near the aerials just north of the Italian capital can be attributed to electromagnetic radiation.
The 300-page report, ordered by the courts and carried out by Italy’s most prestigious cancer research hospital, now concludes that there is a connection between radiation and the cancer incidents.
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The Vatican says it intends to defend its position and claims there is no threat to public health through its transmissions.
