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Friday, May 09, 2008
Beacons Of Harm: Cell Phone Towers And Mobile Phone Masts
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 4:20 PM :: 63 Views :: What others are saying., Cell Phones, General EMR

Is it a cactus? A palm tree? A water tower? No! It's a cell phone tower! That's right! Cell phone towers today are being disguised in subtle ways unheard of just a few years ago.

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Friday, May 02, 2008
Japan detergent suicide sparks panic due to deadly fumes
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 9:50 AM :: 80 Views :: What others are saying.

A man triggered panic in a northern Japanese city Thursday when he killed himself by mixing detergents in his house, releasing toxic fumes that drove 350 people from their homes — the latest in a series of such suicides.   spurred a wave of detergent-related suicides. Some 50 people have reportedly killed themselves over the past month in Japan by mixing household chemicals to produce hydrogen sulfide.

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Friday, May 02, 2008
What's More Important – Your Cell Phone or Your Brain?
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 9:41 AM :: 161 Views :: What others are saying., Cell Phones, General EMR, Australia

Don’t Become Another Addicted Cell Phone Statistic!

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Electromagnetic fields produced by incubators influence heart rate variability in newborns
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 7:21 PM :: 109 Views :: Research-Archive, General EMR

Incubators are largely used to preserve
preterm and sick babies from postnatal stressors, but
their motors produce high electromagnetic fields (EMFs).
Newborns are chronically exposed to these EMFs, but no
studies about their effects on the fragile developing
neonatal structure exist.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
SOM researcher gains international attention for cell phone study
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 10:06 AM :: 132 Views :: News, What others are saying., Cell Phones, General EMR

A joint study involving Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit and researchers in Sweden has found that cell phone use for a substantial period of three hours or more immediately before bedtime disrupts sleep patterns.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Another Interphone Researcher Urges Caution
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 10:03 AM :: 42 Views

 Another Interphone researcher is expressing concern over the tumor risks associated with the long-term use of mobile phones.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Decline of bees, UK and worldwide
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 9:58 AM :: 214 Views :: What others are saying., General EMR, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Channel Islands

Our natural world is under assault from human activity. The trouble is, to recognise damage to nature reveals also the risk to ourselves. ‘Progress’ is in the hands not of individual people, nor their elected representatives and politicians. It is in the hands of the free market, the large corporates who set the direction of our world through creating profit streams however they can.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Why frogs don't like mobile phones
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 9:51 AM :: 121 Views :: What others are saying., Cell Phones, General EMR

This transcript was typed from a recording of the program Ockham's Razor.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Australian health fears over mobile phones
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 9:47 AM :: 236 Views :: News, Alerts, What others are saying., Cell Phones, General EMR, Australia

Please see link for video.

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Monday, April 21, 2008
France National Library Gives Up WiFi
Posted By MichaelFosburg @ 4:15 PM :: 281 Views :: What others are saying., WiFi, General EMR

 The management of the famous France National Library (BNF) just decides a moratorium on the Wi-Fi hot spot giving access to internet that were supposed to be installed by a private corporation on the entire area.

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