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Smartphone
19
Mar

Professor Tom Butler: On the Clear Evidence of the Risks to Children from Smartphone and WiFi Radio Frequency Radiation

March 19, 2019
Abstract Link to paper : https://www.gr3c.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/On-the-Clear-Evidence-of-the-Risks-to-Children-from-Smartphone-and-WiFi-Radio-Frequency-Radiation_Final.pdf About the author: Professor Tom Butler is a social scientist at University College Cork. A former satellite and microwave communications engineer and IT professional, he is more than familiar with the traditional safety issues relating to microwave RFR. His Pauline conversion from the engineering perspective on RFR thermal safety...
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05
Mar

France: First exceedance of the head SAR with the Xaomi Redmi Note 5

March 5, 2019
In a press release published on 27 February 2019, the French National Frequency Agency (ANFR) announced that it had requested and obtained an update from XIAOMI of two of its mobile phones, the Redmi Note 5 and the Mi Mix 2S, in order to ensure compliance with the limit value for specific absorption rates (SARs) located “head”...
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23
Oct

An Electronic Silent Spring – October, 2017 Newsletter from Katie Singer

October 23, 2017
The consequences of “smart”phones & meters by Katie Singer  *  http://www.electronicsilentspring.com/ October, 2017’s Electronic Silent Spring Newsletter: It reports on rarely reported consequences of smart phones and smart meters: 1. Depletion of natural resources 2. Addiction 3. Loss of democracy and liability 4. Fire 5. Death by distraction 6. Brain tumors   An Electronic Silent...
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15
Jul

The 10 detrimental health effects of wireless devices

July 15, 2017
The 10 detrimental health effects of wireless devices. By Juhana Harju. (Finnish non-fiction author and nutrition expert. Besides nutrition, he is also interested in the salutary effects of nature and adverse effects of technology.) Almost everyone nowadays has a smartphone. We use them so much every day that it is a good idea to consider...
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04
Jan

Autism and Screen Time: Special Brains, Special Risks

January 4, 2017
By Victoria L. Dunckley M.D. Children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are uniquely vulnerable to various brain-related impacts of screen time. These electronic “side effects” include hyperarousal and dysregulation—what I call Electronic Screen Syndrome—as well as technology addiction, to video games, internet, smartphones, social media, and so on. Why? Because a brain with autism has...
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