Month

December 2017
10
Dec

Pollution: A Crime against Health

December 10, 2017
Pollution:  A Crime against Health Bulletin no. 85 (October 2017), ARTAC (Association for Research on Treatment against Cancer) (President, Professor Dominique Belpomme) (translation) The legal group formed within ARTAC on June 2, 2017, aimed to continue the discussion on the tabling of an amendment to the Rome Statute to make pollution a health crime at...
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03
Dec

The Rich Get Smart, The Poor Get Technology: The New Digital Divide in School Choice

December 3, 2017
By Dr. Screen-Free Mom http://www.screenfreeparenting.com/author/screen-free-mom/ November 21, 2017 Excerpts: The “digital divide” was a term originally coined in the early 2000s to describe the “have” and “have-nots” of computers and mobile technology. There was great concern that low-income children would be left behind because of their lack of technology in the home. In the United...
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02
Dec

The Anatomy of a Rumor

December 2, 2017,
Karolinska’s Maria Feychting Cites Pathology Bias To Discredit NTP RF Cancer Study http://microwavenews.com/news-center/anatomy-rumor Louis Slesin, PhD Editor & Publisher  December 1, 2017 A few days ago, I received an urgent warning from a longtime contact in Sweden. An industry associate had told him that the U.S. National Toxicology Program’s study on cell phone cancer risks...
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01
Dec

Spain – Judge grants an employee permanent incapacity for work due to electromagnetic hypersensitivity

December 1, 2017,
 30th November 2017 The case has been won by the STERM Intersindical Union, which for years has supported and advised an affected member with its legal services. A court in Murcia has acknowledged  permanent work incapacity due to the syndrome of electromagnetic hypersensitivity and chemical sensitivity.The ruling was awarded to an employee of a university in...
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01
Dec

Dental Amalgam Fillings and the Use of Technological Devices as an Environmental Factor: Updating the Cumulative Mercury Exposure-based Hypothesis of Autism

December 1, 2017,
Abstract: The molecular basis of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) still remains obscure and little is known about the specific gene-environment interactions that may increase the prevalence of the disorder. There has been a lot of controversy in the past regarding the association of thimerosal, a mercury (Hg)-containing preservative in vaccines, and the increased probability of...
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