We take wireless technology for granted, even though it is basically “magic.” And that perceived magic has led to myths and fallacies that need to be dispelled. Wireless, or radio if you prefer, is a strange and wonderful phenomenon. Voice,…
Read MoreBy: Manas Ganguly, Founder, Brightsandz CleanTech In the last two decades, innovation in technology has led to the emerging era of wireless devices. Gadgets, electrical devices, Wi-Fi, mobile phones and many of these alike are seamlessly altering the way humans perform…
Read MoreBy Jeffrey Green Have you considered sending your child to rehab to help them overcome their addiction to the electronic screens of video games, cell phones and the like? While that may sound far-fetched to some parents who are themselves…
Read MoreScience backs up EMF concerns John McDonald’s reference to Chicken Little’s cry “the sky is falling” (“Fears over radiation overblown”, Citizen, February 16) carries a witty bite as he belittles those who are concerned with the effects of pulsed modulated…
Read MoreYou may not be sure whether the cellphone besides the pillow can cause brain cancer, long usage ENT impairment or infertility when kept in pant pocket. But the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) sees this as a possibility and…
Read MorePublic worried about adverse health impacts By PATRICK BLAIS WOBURN – Local officials and citizens alike recently expressed grave concerns about possible adverse health effects from magnetic fields emitted from Eversource’s proposed 345,000 volt transmission line project. During a recent…
Read MoreOAKLAND (KPIX) — Is a cell tower going up in your neighborhood? If it’s not now, it may soon. Wireless carriers are installing millions of them across the country to enable the new, faster 5G cellphone technology. While many are…
Read MoreMassachusetts Leads the Nation with Five Bills to Protect Citizens Contributed by Cece Doucette (Ashland, MA) Massachusetts legislators have introduced five bills this session to address public exposure to wireless radiation. Lisa Lavine Nagy, M.D., government liaison for the American…
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