That's why it's extremely important to have unbiased scientific research and try to work on methods that would allow us to discover long-term effects of differe

That's why it's extremely important to have unbiased scientific research and try to work on methods that would allow us to discover long-term effects of different factors on living organisms in a shorter time. A good example is electromagnetic radiation. We know quite well the effects of specific wavelengths at defined intensity on living organisms. Some wavelengths are lethal at certain doses, some seem to have no visible effect. Given how ubiquitous radio communication is these days, one would think it's in our best interests to conduct large-scale studies on long-term effects of the wavelengths most commonly used on living cells. It would be tragic to discover the effects are there but because the related EMR is so widespread it's hard to correlate these factors in the population.