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- 23 APR 07
#710: UK concerns over Wi-Fi in schools on the increase
From The Independent(UK): Wi-Fi: Children at risk from ‘electronic smog’ 23 April 2007 http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_medical/article2472133.ece Revealed – radiation threat from new wireless computer networks Teachers demand inquiry to protect a generation of pupils By Geoffrey Lean, environment editor Published: 22 April 2007 Britain’s top health protection watchdog is pressing for a formal investigation into the hazards
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- 19 APR 07
#709: From a UK beekeeper re: concerns over CCD
The following was send in by Tom Leitch. It is an email from a UK beekeeper, Marion Lang, now doing the rounds in the beeking community in the UK and New Zealand. Hopefully it is only a matter of time before vital research is started. Just hope it is not by the Telcos! Don ********************************************************************
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- 17 APR 07
#707: Research on Correlation Between Autism, Cell Phones, and Wireless Computers
From Martin Weatherall: Genetic Engineering News (press release) – New Rochelle,NY,USA Research on Correlation Between Autism, Cell Phones, and Wireless Computers by Tamara Mariea, Apr 16 2007, 3:17 PM EST Exerpt: Today the incidence of autism in the United States is 1 in 150 children, according to published CDC reports, a horrific increase from the
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- DECT, Wi-FI, and WLAN wireless systems and health
- 17 APR 07
#706: Bee decline in Austria after mast installation
From Philippe Hug: Yes, bees look for a place to hide from EMF. I give you an abstract of this website : http://www.mikrowellensmog.info/bienen.html In Austria, an inquiry was made via the beekeepers newspaper. Of them, 25 gave an answer and said that they encountered problems after mast installation in the proximity, like : 37.5 %
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- 17 APR 07
#705: Two papers relevant to possible EMR/CCD connection
From Dr Dimitris J.Panagopoulos in reply to message #703 They should not seek for complex explanations for the insect disappearance. The explanation is obvious and it is given in the attached papers. Dr Dimitris J.Panagopoulos Dep Cell Biol & Biophysics Fac Biol Univ Athens [Note: abstracts only below-Don] 1) Mutation Research 626 (2007)69″”78 Cell death
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- 16 APR 07
#704: T-Mobile buries “inconvenient truths”
Phone cancer report ‘buried’ ‘ by Daniel Foggo http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article1655012.ece?pr int=yes T-MOBILE ‘BURIED’ CANCER REPORT See: http://omega.twoday.net/stories/3586360/ From Omega News: The Sunday Times April 15, 2007 Phone cancer report ‘buried’ Daniel Foggo T-MOBILE, the mobile phone giant, has been accused of “burying” a scientific report it commissioned that concluded handsets and masts contribute to cancer and
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- Publications
- 16 APR 07
#703: UK media reports on possible EMR/CCD connection
From Eileen O’connor: Please read important news article, I would be grateful if you would all consider sending an email to the Independent news paper thanking them for highlighting this serious problem. For more information and research go to http://www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/main/index.php Many thanks and best wishes Eileen O”�Connor http://dailynewspaper.co.uk/contents/nav/top10nav.htm Are mobile phones wiping out our bees?
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- 15 APR 07
#702: Amazing Microwave News offer: Now all issues from 1994 available on-line
Dear Colleagues: We are pleased to announce that the last ten years of the print edition of Microwave News are now available at no charge on our Web site. You can download a pdf of any issue from 1994 through May/June 2003 from: http://www.microwavenews.com/news.html Simply select the desired year and thumbnails of the six bimonthly
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- Publications
- 15 APR 07
#701: Part III: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction
Patricia Garcia continues to work on translating the Spanish paper and here is the third installment. Don In this brief review we will analyze the confirmed effects that these radiations have on neurotransmitters and post-synaptic receptors that could help us understand the possibly addictive effect similar to that produced by conventional drugs. Henry Lai, the
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- Cell phone addiction
- 14 APR 07
#700: The HESE Project on cell phone addiction
For more on this important topic see the excellent HESE Project (UK) website: http://www.hese-project.org/hese-uk/en/issues/emr.php?id=phoneaddiction From the site: Mobile phone addiction? As you will see below from the news around the world, early recognition of repetitive strain disorders from too much texting has been replaced with real concerns about addiction. This has three aspects to it
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- Cell phone addiction

- 13 APR 07
#699: Part II: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction
Here is a further English translation from the Spanish paper. Very thought provoking information, to say the least. Don SIMILITUDES WITH THE CONVENTIONAL ADDICTIVE PROCESS Although the accepted international classifications that are habitually used in clinical psychology consider addictions and those disorders of the control of impulses as independent entities, they have many similitudes between
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- Cell phone addiction
- 12 APR 07
#698: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction
Last week Alfonso Balmori sent me a new Spanish paper on cell phone addiction. Trying the usual Internet free translation services proved to be absolutely hopeless but thanks to an old high school friend who lives in Seville, Spain a translation is underway. Below is the first installment. I can email the Spanish paper if
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- Cell phone addiction
- 12 APR 07
#697: Does EMFacts now have a bad reputation?
The last two messages sent out on this list to apparently all ‘hotmail’ email addresses and ‘msn’ as well, bounced back with the following message: “Remote host said: 550 Your e-mail was rejected for policy reasons on this gateway. Reasons for rejection may be related to content such as obscene language, graphics, or spam-like characteristics
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- Miscellaneous
- 10 APR 07
#696: Threat of health survey scares off Telco
From Richard Branhall via D Ward: Mobile phone mast scuppered by £200 Citizen Epidemiology survey Local Council votes Orange out three times; Orange not to appeal. Orange has withdrawn its application to install a mobile phone transmitter in the tower of St. Michael’s church in Aberystwyth, Wales, UK. This unexpected development comes immediately after Green
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- Community / Citizens Organisations,
- Epidemiology
- 09 APR 07
#695: Swedish publication “No Risk in the IT environment now online
A scanned copy of the 35 page “No Risk in the IT environment” (English version) report produced by the Swedish Union of Clerical and Technical Employees in Indusrty (SIF) is now available on line at Turboupload.com. The link at at: < http://d.turboupload.com/d/1695235/Noll_Risk.zip.html> You will need to follow the instructions to access the file. It should
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- 06 APR 07
#694: Clarification to post #692
Please note that the notice sent to me on post #692 is not an accurate representation of what was actually said on the program and I have since amended it on the web site. The following is what actually was said by Cindy Sage. Please delete #692. From a program aired on “Your Own Health
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- Cell phone addiction
- 06 APR 07
#693: Mystery headaches reboot WiFi fears
From Sarah Dacre: Mystery headaches reboot WiFi fears The Times Educational Supplement, UK Friday Match 30. 2007 By Jonathan Milne An unpublished report is raising fresh concerns about the possible health effects of wireless computer networks in schools, saying they could cause headaches, The report by Becta, the educational technology agency, has emerged as the
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- DECT, Wi-FI, and WLAN wireless systems and health
- 06 APR 07
#692: Are cell phone microwaves addictive?
From a program aired on “Your Own Health and Fitness” Tuesday 3 April 2007 @ 1:00 PM – http://www.kpfa.org/ Highlights: Researcher Cindy Sage discussed the science reporting that exposure to RF from cell phones can activate the endogenous opioid system of the brain – the addictive center of the brain. If so, then we should
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- Cell phone addiction
- 04 APR 07
#691: RE: Post #687: Insider comments re: ABC Toowong
From Lachlan Mudge: If possible, please send my thanks to the person responsible for this submission (#687). It’s great to hear from someone with a sound knowledge base saying the types of things we’ve all been thinking about and suspecting for years. I would personally be willing to put a few hundred bucks towards the
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- Breast cancer and childhood leukaemia
- 29 MAR 07
#690: Are GM Crops Killing Bees?
The following article in Der Spiegel (Germany) raises the possibility that GM crops are killing the bees but while GM crops are widespread in the US (about 40% I think) this is not the case with Germany or in other European countries where they have the same problem with rapidly disappearing bees but little GM
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EMFacts Blog

#710: UK concerns over Wi-Fi in schools on the increase

#709: From a UK beekeeper re: concerns over CCD

#707: Research on Correlation Between Autism, Cell Phones, and Wireless Computers

#706: Bee decline in Austria after mast installation

#705: Two papers relevant to possible EMR/CCD connection

#704: T-Mobile buries “inconvenient truths”

#703: UK media reports on possible EMR/CCD connection

#702: Amazing Microwave News offer: Now all issues from 1994 available on-line

#701: Part III: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction

#700: The HESE Project on cell phone addiction

#699: Part II: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction

#698: New Spanish paper on cell phone addiction

#697: Does EMFacts now have a bad reputation?

#696: Threat of health survey scares off Telco

#695: Swedish publication “No Risk in the IT environment now online

#694: Clarification to post #692

#693: Mystery headaches reboot WiFi fears

#692: Are cell phone microwaves addictive?

#691: RE: Post #687: Insider comments re: ABC Toowong

#690: Are GM Crops Killing Bees?

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