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Why children absorb more microwave radiation than adults: The consequences
Author links open overlay panelL. LloydMorganaSantoshKesaribDevra LeeDavisa https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmau.2014.06.005Get rights and content Under a Creative Commons license open access Highlights • Children absorb more microwave radiation (MWR) than adults. • MWR is a Class 2B (possible) carcinogen. • The fetus is in greater danger than children from exposure to MWR. •...
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...
Penis Not Working? Could Be Your Cell Phone!
A quick video explaining just how RF can affect men health.
Smartphones, tablets causing mental health issues in kids as young as two (4 min read)
Limiting your kids' screentime 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 children...
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...
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...
5G: Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against the FCC by Municipalities Across the USA
The screenshot posted below was taken from a class action lawsuit aimed at first slowing down and then vacating the FCC “order and declaratory ruling purporting to streamline the deployment of wireless facilities by pre-empting local government authority”.It is critical for every U.S. citizen to understand that this illicit and...
Tuning in to Microwave Sickness From Wireless Radiation
Children are particularly vulnerable to microwave sickness because of the industrial Wi-Fi networks used in schools and their smaller bodies. Symptoms include headaches, sensitivity to light, sleep and cognitive problems, and nosebleeds. Some may hear strange sounds that seem to come from inside their heads. (Veja/Shutterstock) How wireless technology can...
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...
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...
