In our main melanoma research project, presented in 2008 [1], we searched for possible explanations to the steadily increasing incidence of melanoma in Western countries since the mid-20th century.Both epidemiologic evidence and statistical model experiments suggest that body-resonant radiation from broadcasting transmitters might have an adverse effect on the skin cell repair efficiency of the body.As a follow-up of these findings we consulted radio-and antenna expertise to highlight technical facts related to broadcasting radiation that might be of importance to the body and to the efficiency of its immune system.This investigation from a radio engineering point resulted in 12 specific observations that were then compared with epidemiological facts.