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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...
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...
EMF Safety: Protecting Your Family from Electromagnetic Radiation
Editor’s note: In early 2013, Christie Anne Martin wrote an in-depth article on the different types of radiation (ultrasound, electromagnetic radiation from cell phones, wifi, etc.) that many families are exposed to. Five years ago, the landscape was quite different from now with smart homes, wifi in every public place, and family...
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...
Floating Cell Towers Are the Next Step for 5G
As the world races to deploy speedy 5G mobile networks on the ground, some companies remain focused on floating cell towers in the sky. During the final session of the sixth annual Brooklyn 5G Summit on Thursday, Silicon Valley and telecom leaders discussed whether aerial drones and balloons could finally begin providing commercial mobile phone and Internet...
5 Easiest Ways to Check The SAR Level of Your Mobile Phone
If you’re interested in science and technology or global communications, you’re likely aware that mobile phones and other radio wave sources give off varying levels of radiation that can be potentially dangerous. There have been all sorts of claims regarding the related risks, including the possibility that overuse of mobile...
Pregnancy and Radiation Exposure
Robert Brent, MD, PhD The following information pertains to reproductive risks of radiation exposures to women who are pregnant and have questions about the risk of birth defects and miscarriage. It is also for men and women who are concerned about radiation exposures they have had that might impact the...
Pregnancy, Wireless And Electromagnetic Fields - A MUST READ
Pregnancy is a time when development is most vulnerable. Wireless radiation is part of a growing list of environmental exposures thought to interfere with healthy fetal brain development. Implications of this interference include impaired communication skills, memory and learning deficits and behavioral problems. Kaiser Permanente scientist Dr. De-Kun Li, who specializes...
10 Plants That Can Absorb Electromagnetic Radiation
One way to minimize our exposure to electromagnetic radiation is to fill our homes with plants that can absorb or eliminate these waves. Keeping these plants around can help you be more energized, lower your stress levels, and reduce the frequency of headaches that are often linked to radiation. As a bonus,...
Are AirPods dangerous? 250 scientists sign petition warning against cancer from wireless tech including the trendy in-ear headphones
In 2018, Apple sold 29 million pairs of AirPods The tiny wireless Bluetooth headphones fit into the ear canal 250 scientists from over 40 countries have signed a petition to the WHO and UN to warn against radio wave radiation from WiFi, Bluetooth, and cell data The proximity of AirPods...
Gov. Lamont wants CT to be a leader in 5G mobile networks, but his aspirations face significant hurdles
In his inaugural State of the State address this month, Gov. Ned Lamont said he wants Connecticut's cities to be the first in New England with access to fifth-generation, or "5G," mobile networks. Lamont, an entrepreneur who founded, led and eventually sold a satellite cable company that served college campuses,...
