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February 2, 2026
Do you feel any discomfort when you hold a mobile phone against your head? Or you wear wireless earbuds? Or you spend time in a h...
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November 1, 2025
Could your WiFi increase your risk of developing Alzheimer’s Disease?
New research investigates this possibility.
In their study,...
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February 21, 2025
Scientists have revealed the fascinating results of a new, simple and non-invasive way of testing the effects of exposure to mob...
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October 23, 2023
We’ve all heard about the link between mobile phone radiation and brain tumours. But can mobile phone radiation cause tumours in ...
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12 tips for a safer home and family
Would you like to know how to make your home and family safer?
Would you like some simple tips for reducing ...
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What are our bacteria trying to tell us?
What have WiFi, 5G and the bacteria that are probably on your skin and in your nose got to do with each o...
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When it comes to WiFi, are we exposed to more radiation from routers in schools or in homes? This is what electrical engineer and Director of Powerwatch has to say: (a) The school routers that I have measured have not been worse (i.e. more powerful) than home routers per se. There are also often many of them (1 to 3 routers per classroom or hall are common) which increases the RF power density.
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An Australian mother has succeeded in preventing the installation of WiFi in the school attended by her child, who had developed reactions to EMR, especially WiFi and Bluetooth. When her child’s school considered the installation of WiFi, she submitted a comment to the Department of Education’s website reporting her child’s sensitivity, requesting assistance to find a high school without WiFi exposure and raising issues of disability and discrimination.
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Following a lawsuit against a school for exposing a student to wireless radiation, Ashland District has become the first in the US to introduce guidelines for reducing students’ exposure to wireless radiation. On August 25, the District implemented ‘Best Practices for Mobile Devices’, which states: Turn off the device when not in use. Turn wifi On only when needed.
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A US education authority has agreed to accommodate a teacher with electro- magnetic hypersensitivity (EHS). Anura Lawson, a secondary teacher at Johnnie Cochran Middle School, appealed to the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) to be able to teach in a WiFi- free classroom. On 28 May Ms Lawson told a hearing of the LAUSD that, after the WiFi was turned on at school, she collapsed and was rushed to hospital for surgery and her students suffered from nose and ear and ear bleeds.
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Would you like airline staff to treat you like a sack of potatoes? Fat chance! you might say. Well, it’s too late! Engineers of Boeings aircraft used sacks of potatoes as stand-ins for passengers while they tested aircraft Wi-Fi signals—because, they said, potatoes behave in a similar way to the signals to humans. Really? Apparently none of the 9000kg of potatoes developed headaches, irritability, memory or concentration problems, depression or brain tumours
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The Health Committee of the Canadian House of Commons released its report on the safety of radiofrequency radiation following public hearings. The report, published in December, recommended that: the Government fund long-term studies on the health effects of radiofrequency radiation the scientific literature be assessed for evidence of risk from this radiation, considering electromagnetic sensitivity and public policies in other countries;
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