-
A free online summit on Alzheimer's Disease and dementia is being held next week, 25 July to 1 August.
-
How much time do people spend peering at their mobile phones?
-
Children's use of ipads could have negative consequences for their muscular development, suggests professor Leon Straker from Curtin University in Perth.
-
'The most telling evidence for the dangers of EMRs (electromagnetic radiation) is the fact that the players we so dearly want to believe are protecting us, years ago all abandoned ship and do not take any legal and economic responsibility at all for future health damage of electromagnetic fields from this so-called ‘safe technology’.
-
Joel Dean, a software engineer from Jamaica, describes his experience of electromagnetic hypersensitivity - including fatigue and tingling sensations.
-
A UK man says that his electromagnetic hypersensitivity has forced him to close his business. Richard Kimberley, who repairs computers and phones, reports symptoms of fatigue, headaches, memory problems and joint pain when exposed to electromagnetic radiation.
-
Sweden has introduced the world's first electric highway - a concept that could use electricity to power vehicles and cut Greenhouse emissions.
-
Smart meters are reportedly damaging people's health, causing problems such as chronic pain, hair loss, anxiety and insomnia.
-
Does computer use improve education?
-
The ABC has capitulated to the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA).
-
'Major Cell Phone Radiation Study Reignites Cancer Questions. Exposure to radio-frequency radiation linked to tumor formation in rats.'
-
LED street lighting may be good for the environment - but the blue light it emits may cause visual problems and be a hazard for drivers. These concerns have recently been raised by the American Medical Association (AMA) in a Guidance released last month.
Use left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device
