CBC Investigation: Cell
Phones Violate Radiation Government Radiation Limits
Davis notes that tablets and other
wireless devices held directly on laps also will
likely violate the tested
distance as most devices are regulatory
tested at least 8 inches away from the body, adding
that the arms of many young children do not extend to
that length.
Letters to Health Minister Philpott about statement on CBC
Marketplace “The Secret Inside Your Cellphone”
Health Canada
submitted the most outrageous and irresponsible
comment “EVEN IF A
SMALL CHILD WERE EXPOSED TO A CELL PHONE… 24 HOURS A
DAY, 365 DAYS A YEAR … THERE WOULD BE NO ADVERSE
HEALTH EFFECT.”
Dane Snowden of the CTIA does not say
cell phones are safe (.23 min)
Cell Phones Would Be Illegal If Radiation Tested In the Way They Are Used (4.22 min)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Wifi in Md. schools may
put your kid at risk for cancer
At the Baltimore
Convention Center last June, the
Pediatric Academic Societies showcased
research showing that children are more
vulnerable than adults to microwave radiation, which
can cause a host of serious learning
and behavioral
problems along with increasing cancer risk.
The Appeal also
states, “Based on scientific studies no safe level of
this radiation has been established and therefore we
have no safety assurances.”
- No wireless networks in preschools, kindergartens and schools.
- A hard-wired direct cable connection is recommended to each classroom for the teacher to use during lessons.
- Prefer wired telephones for personnel in preschools, kindergartens and schools.
- Prefer cabled connection to Internet and printers in schools and turn off Wi-Fi settings in all equipment.
- Prefer laptops and tablets that can be connected by cable to Internet.
- Students should not be allowed to use cell phones in schools. They can either leave them at home or the teacher collects them in turned off mode before first lesson in the morning.
This is what happens to
your brain and body when you check your phone before
bed
Staring at screens right before sleep
turns out to be a lot worse than previously thought. Dr.
Dan Siegel, clinical professor of
psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine, lays out
all of the negative effects bedtime screen viewing can
have on the brain and body.
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