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Mobile phone radiation could ‘trigger thyroid cancer in those genetically at-risk’
The radiation given off by mobile phones may trigger thyroid cancer in people genetically at risk of the disease, research suggests. The supposed tumor risk of mobiles is a contentious topic. READ MORE: Mum’s persistent ulcer turned out to be a form of tongue cancer Critics point the finger at the...
Cell Phones, Wireless and Pregnancy and the link to ADHD
What’s the deal with cell phones, wireless and pregnancy? Can being exposed to EMF radiation while in utero lead to ADHD, cognitive dysfunction and behavioral problems? One top doctor shows it can. While the latest and greatest new gadget is exciting and trendy, I always wonder how it impacts our...
Will WHO Kick Its ICNIRP Habit?
Non-Thermal Effects Hang in the BalanceRepacholi’s Legacy of Industry Cronyism After eight years of work, the World Health Organization (WHO) is reopening its review of the health effects of RF radiation for a summary report intended to serve as a benchmark for its more than 150 member countries. The...
The dubious science behind Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's $5K anti-radiation ‘tinfoil tent’
Jack Dorsey — Twitter CEO and aficionado of dubious “wellness” trends — has revealed he likes to sit in a US$5,499 tent in his garage. The “Faraday sauna” is made of steel-infused “grounding fabric” designed to block electromagnetic fields (EMF). Dorsey claimed on a recent podcast that his regular 30-minute retreats...
Smartphones, tablets causing mental health issues in kids as young as two (4 min read)
Limiting your kids' screen time could do their mental health a world of good. Photo / 123RF Daily Mail Children as young as two are developing mental health problems because of smartphones and tablets, scientists warn. Just an hour a day staring at a screen can be enough to make...
Study Reveals That WiFi Devices Affect Male Fertility
If you have been trying to have kids for a while and haven’t had much success, the answer could be right in your pocket. Literally. Kumiko Nakata, a researcher from Japan, found that the electromagnetic waves from WiFi devices, like mobile phones and home routers, can do significant damage to sperm. We at Bright Side try to keep an eye on the latest research and share...
Doctors, Experts Call for Delaying Deployment of 5G Due to Health Risks
TORONTO, Canada—Although 5G, or fifth generation wireless technology, promises faster download speeds and conveniences that most of us have never dreamed of, we’ll also be blanketed with a new type of radiation called “millimeter waves,” according to health experts who warn of the rising risks associated with the rollout of...
Hundreds of parents sign petition urging switch from iPads to books
Parents campaigning against an iPads-only policy at a Co Meath secondary school say hundreds have signed a petition calling for a return to schoolbooks. Ratoath College, a 1,000-pupil school which does not use printed books for junior cycle students, has advised parents to buy iPads – at a cost of...
Study: Human Sweat Ducts Act As ‘Antennas’ For 5G Radiation
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has discovered in a recent investigation that human skin acts as a type of receptor for 5G radiation, drawing it in like an antenna. In case you haven’t noticed, tech industry fascists working in lockstep with corrupt governments all around the world are pushing really hard to...
Tablet Radiation – Symptoms, Dangers & Protection
Tablets now have a role in our daily lives. The last time I went to the doctor, I checked in on a tablet. I’m guilty of giving my toddler a tablet occasionally, so she’ll sit still in her car seat and the cart at the grocery store. I have tablets...
Infertility fears: WiFi killing men's sperm, study reveals
WiFi is having a harmful and detrimental effect on men's sperm, a new study has revealed. According to a Japanese study, further evidence has shown electromagnetic (EM) waves from WiFi devices are contributing to the declining fertility rates in developed countries. The study is believed to be the first to...
